Making My Own Shift Knob

[blown240]

I wanted a cool shift knob for my 51, but I couldnt find one I really liked, So I am making my own.  I have about 3 hours into it so far, but I have a LONG way to go:

[enjenjo]

you going to cast that in metal?

[GPster]

What are you going to do for the little man that is supposed to be the "Ol' Skool" base player that balances it while standing in the cleft (?) of the body? Where are you going to get the right gauge strings for it? Please excuse the jokes, everyone is intitled to their style and I have none. GPster

[EMSjunkie]

WOW!!  

and I thought my 4 ball was trick. :oops:


Vance

[GPster]

WOW!!   and I thought my 4 ball was trick. :oops:
Vance

I have a tap handle for Burger Beer but I haven't had a car with low enough class for it yet. GPster

[EMSjunkie]

WOW!!   and I thought my 4 ball was trick. :oops:
Vance

I have a tap handle for Burger Beer but I haven't had a car with low enough class for it yet. GPster

I bet Enjenjoe or Raayvyn have a couple sittin' around.


Vance

[Rayvyn]

WOW!!   and I thought my 4 ball was trick. :oops:
Vance

I have a tap handle for Burger Beer but I haven't had a car with low enough class for it yet. GPster

I bet Enjenjoe or Raayvyn have a couple sittin' around.


Vance

I've got over 100 different keg and tap handles put away. I've used tap handles for shift knobs in every car i've done, whether it looked right or not. Also a &#%$ load of beer signs I don't have room for. Some folks collect car parts, I'm on the lookout for signs and taps. I'm not sure why because I don't even drink.