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Re: Wooden Shift Knob in shape of a ball?

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 21:38
by KevW
I replaced the large non-original wooden Momo gearknob in my Excel with a perforated leather MG ZT gearknob. I knew it would be good to use as I own an MG ZT.

I bought the knob brand new on e bay for £15 which made it cheaper than some of the aftermarket tat you can buy . It's a high quality item which I discovered was made by Momo for MG.


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Re: Wooden Shift Knob in shape of a ball?

Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 00:18
by rbgosling
Lucky it's got reverse in the right place!

Re: Wooden Shift Knob in shape of a ball?

Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 09:53
by Ozzy_UK
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Re: Wooden Shift Knob in shape of a ball?

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 22:10
by Tanz
The original gear Knob on mine was loose and had been replaced twice by previous owners according to the history file. I got the same one as Hodders – Lotus Cortina but changed the badge to the black one to match the rest of the badges on the car. Got the badge by purchasing a key ring with a black badge and swapping them. The hole in the knob was too small and I had to drill a bigger one before it would screw onto the gear lever.

Re: Wooden Shift Knob in shape of a ball?

Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 21:10
by don.hasi
SO, here is my solution again with a further detail and the stick in 1. gear. So with pretty much space in direction to the dash. The logo is not exact the right colour scheme but only pros will notice it.

I have it from Holden for 11,20 incl the logo http://www.holden.co.uk/displayproducts ... s&pageno=2

and it suits the cockpit in my view very well 8) It charmes also the palm
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Something like the Cortinastyle is also made in leather. I have this kind of knob in my M100.
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But for the Excel I wanted something more solid.

Thanks for your advises :)