Fell into some luck yesterday : ) (Pics added)
#21
You drill a hole into the base of the knob. Tap the hole and insert a screw. When the shift knob is aligned where you want it to be you tighten the screw. This puts pressure on the shifter and prevents the knob from turning.
#22
Originally Posted by dres2k,Nov 20 2008, 10:28 PM
Some kid at a local meet was telling me about this shift knob he had laying around that he took off a car at this auto auction place he works at called NADE.
I hope that your shift knob permanently welds itself upside down
#23
Originally Posted by X4DLuvOfSpeedX,Nov 21 2008, 07:40 AM
Buying stolen parts FTL
I hope that your shift knob permanently welds itself upside down
I hope that your shift knob permanently welds itself upside down
OP, you bought a stolen shift knob?
#24
Nooo I don't believe this is a stolen knob. I know the way I put it, it would seem that way, but the car was under possession of NADE which is a huge auction place, and they return cars back to stock when they get the cars... kind of like how some dealerships do that before they resell.
#25
Originally Posted by dres2k,Nov 21 2008, 03:13 PM
Nooo I don't believe this is a stolen knob. I know the way I put it, it would seem that way, but the car was under possession of NADE which is a huge auction place, and they return cars back to stock when they get the cars... kind of like how some dealerships do that before they resell.
A lot of stuff gets stolen off my cars at Manheim - knobs, manuals, floormats, spare keys, radio faceplates, etc. That stuff adds up quickly
#26
Originally Posted by dres2k,Nov 20 2008, 07:28 PM
Some kid at a local meet was telling me about this shift knob he had laying around that he took off a car at this auto auction place he works at called NADE.
#27
I wasn't aware of that, and I would not have bought the knob if I had known it was stolen. The way he was explaining to me how he got it, sounded like it was legit so I didn't really think twice about it as I'm not aware of exactly how the auction places work. I was under the assumption they did return cars to stock so they were easier to sell, but I guess not. It sucks that they do that to your cars, I know i'd be frustrated about this issue as well.