Vintage Turquoise Faux Ivory Shift Knob - Column, Floor Or Motorcycle Tank Shift on 2040-parts.com
New Braunfels, Texas, United States
This old time knob has been polished to a perfect, flawless finish and I've re-drilled and threaded it to accept one of my quality brass reducers to match any size the buyer requires (example shown in the last photo). The stone is turquoise and the base material is a man-made, faux ivory. This is quality, custom stuff and not something you will find at an auto parts store.
The buyer must choose and inform me of the thread size reducer needed before I can ship. |
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