Volkswagen 12mm Early Style Billet Shifter Knob - En Chinga !!! on 2040-parts.com
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En Chinga - Billet aluminum shifter knob , CNC machined to replicate the
shape of the original plastic gearknob, made from high quality 6061
billet aluminium.
12mm thread , this will allow you to have the early style knob in your later VW shifter. Fits many models including BUG & BUS 68-79, GHIA 68-74, TYPE 3 62-74, THING 73-74 En Chinga is a funny way in spanish to say "Really Fast" Many other styles to choose from , please take a look at our other ads. Keywords : VW , classic , vintage , camper , westfalia , van , kombi , old , original , beetle , bug. |
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