Vintage Turn Signal Knob Hudson 1940-1954 Bakelite Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Farmington, Minnesota, United States
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Used turn signal knob. Threaded and in very nice shape. It's make of Bakelite and has a visible seam from the mold due to its perfectly straight. Either that or possibly a hair line fracture. Original part for some one needing one.
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