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Vintage Round Black Daka Ware Shift Ball Knob on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Paxton, Massachusetts, United States

Paxton, Massachusetts, United States
Excellent
UPC:Does Not Apply

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Offered for auction is a vintage black Daka Ware shifter ball knob. It is 2" in diameter and was made in Chicago. It is in excellent condition.

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