shift knob question

[David Kase]

Yeah, I bought a beautiful aluminum knob.  The finish is superb and the 
design was well thought out.  But, alas, it got too hot in the summer 
and too cold in the winter.  It has been sitting on my desk for two 
years.  Maybe I'll slip it on for spring and fall use...

David Kase



kf21857 at comcast.net wrote:

>If the leather isn't too worn you can use black shoe polish on it.  When I sold my 4ksq, I swapped the leather knob into my 90q because I liked it better than the wood knob.
>Dave
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>>All I know is that on my 1984 4kq, you could remove the leather and a 
>>nice wood knob was there to be sanded and varnished.
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>>On Dec 10, 2006, at 9:20 PM, Tom Love wrote:
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>>I know there was something posted years back about this but I am 
>>wondering if any of you folks know of anyone these days that 
>>re-finishes the older type 85 (4kq) and 44 leather shift knobs. TIA
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