Can anyone identify this shif knob?

[chepsk8]

Here's another item I'm not sure of it's past.

It was in the box of assorted 69 parts. It's real wood, approx 2" in diameter, threaded for a Hurst-style shifter, and has a metal top with the standard 4-speed pattern on it.

Ok, can anybody recognize it?

 

[Realmongo]

Here's another item I'm not sure of it's past.

It was in the box of assorted 69 parts. It's real wood, approx 2" in diameter, threaded for a Hurst-style shifter, and has a metal top with the standard 4-speed pattern on it.

Ok, can anybody recognize it?

That would be a Mr. Gasket part number 6633. Do I win a prize???

 

[chepsk8]

How about the knob?

It must be worth zillions on e-bay!!!

 

[00Perf RedStang]

The only shift knobs i ever seen with reverse where it is, are European shift knobs, but i really have no idea??

 

[GaPonyFarm]

There's a reason it was just sitting in a box. Its a piece of crap now... don't restore it, crush it!

Oh yea... I forgot your name (chepsk8). Its extremely valuable and a highly desired and prized possession.

 

[6Stang7]

The only shift knobs i ever seen with reverse where it is, are European shift knobs, but i really have no idea??

Most 4 speeds are like that; European or domestic.

 

[302RWP]

Most 4 speeds are like that; European or domestic.

yep that is how my 4 spd is. and i have no idea what that shifter knob is and why you would want to know haha sorry

 

[ZStanger]

Toss it and Get a Hurst T-handle.


They can't be more than $20, right?

 

[chepsk8]

Go to sleep for the night and "POW", zinger responses!!

I was curious, had not seen it before. I'll use the golf-club disposal method, see how far it can fly!! There was some other very cool stuff in that box, including a still factory-wrapped headlight aiming adapter!