917-style Shift Knobs
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tea boy
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I am still in for this. pm sent.
It is slowly getting hotter, IB hot rod build.http://retrorides.proboards.com/thread/ ... orsche-911
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jamie
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Hi guys. If you ordered on Monday, your knob went in the post earlier today and is on it's way to you. Apologies for the unsexy recycled packaging, but I need to whittle-down of my burgeoning collection of used padded envelopes somehow 
To chaps that ordered earlier today, I'll post these Wednesday morning.
I hope you like them!
To chaps that ordered earlier today, I'll post these Wednesday morning.
I hope you like them!
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For days now I've been looking forward to getting my knob in the post and it finally happened this morning (the local postoffice was unable to help yesterday morning as they said the postie still had my knob on him).
I'm sat here with my knob in my hand and I'm delighted - beautifully made and can't wait to see if it will fit the shaft.
Thanks Jamie

I'm sat here with my knob in my hand and I'm delighted - beautifully made and can't wait to see if it will fit the shaft.
Thanks Jamie
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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sladey
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Just a note on fitting it onto a G50. After all my brave talk about tapping this and that, I found there wasn't a great gap to be filled anyway. So I just wrapped masking tape around the shaft until it was slightly too think, and then squeezed it on. It's nice and secure and totally reversible (I feel a wevo shifter in my future and want to be able to re-use it on that).
The knob feels nice to use. I've chosen not to treat it with anything at the moment as the oils from my hands will give it a nice patina. However I may put a bit of danish oil on it when I get a chance - that soaks in nicely (as opposed to varnish that forms a barrier that can be chipped/broker) and isn't too shiny.
The knob feels nice to use. I've chosen not to treat it with anything at the moment as the oils from my hands will give it a nice patina. However I may put a bit of danish oil on it when I get a chance - that soaks in nicely (as opposed to varnish that forms a barrier that can be chipped/broker) and isn't too shiny.
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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jamie
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