WA Billet Aluminum 4spd Knobs & Rings

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These are custom one-off 4spd aluminum knobs (only three (3) left) and matching boot rings made on a limited production basis. I will offer them in a couple configurations: Shipped to lower US only.
1. Basic Knob: $65 shipped
2. Basic Knob w/matching ring: $110 shipped
3. Basic Knob w/ring & boot: $130 shipped

***Special Services:
Polish Knob---add $10
Polish Ring edges---$10
Brush finish ring face---$10

NOTE: I'll do 205 TC knobs and rings again at a later date on the other thread---NOT HERE! http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=610974 They will have the same special services available, so they will match exactly.

I will do more at a later date when & if the demand builds up again. If you want one, just put your name on this thread-list.
thanks, frank

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Here's pics of the basic knob & ring & boot...

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...and here's pics of polished knob & ring.

Call for it/them on here. "I'll take it---get's it". PMs & Qs will gladly be answered, but will NOT put you in line.

[sdailey]

I wish I knew you were offering the polishing service, on the knobs, when I ordered the 4spd & 205 knobs in your other thread. That polished knob looks slick.

[caseymp2001]

I need the 205 TC knob and ring and boot. Do you have these?

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Originally Posted by caseymp2001

I need the 205 TC knob and ring and boot. Do you have these?

I am out of the 205 knobs until I have enough requests (6), on the other thread, to make another run. You can post on there if you would like to be included. thanks, frank

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Originally Posted by sdailey

I wish I knew you were offering the polishing service, on the knobs, when I ordered the 4spd & 205 knobs in your other thread. That polished knob looks slick.

I wasn't doing it then. I figured this out trying to save the ones with the wrong shift pattern. You can do it yourself, easily, with some polish and a drill or buffer.

[sdailey]

Originally Posted by PICKMUP

I wasn't doing it then. I figured this out trying to save the ones with the wrong shift pattern. You can do it yourself, easily, with some polish and a drill or buffer.

No problem.


Thanks for what you do Frank. These products are very unique and we're lucky to have a vendor like you to offer them.