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  1. 07-23-2014, 06:13 AM #1
    911r67
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    FS: 1965 911 shift knob nice patina

    For sale is 1965 shift knob ... no cracks.. with nice patina!
    180 USD shipped!
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  2. 07-23-2014, 08:08 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by 911r67 View Post
    For sale is 1965 shift knob ... no cracks.. with nice patina!
    180 USD shipped!
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    Are you sure it's 65? The 64 - early 64 cars that I have seen have the 356 T6 style (w/o dimple) knob.

    The knob you are offering I have seen on MY67.

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    Wow T 6`s had no dimple........I thought all 356 had dimples & the earliest of 911`s too......the one I have without dimples is not a re- make after all !!!
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    From what I have seen, also in the 912 models, the first cars got the round bakelite shift knob without the shift pattern. The 4 speed cars got the 356 shift knob. I can't say what a 64 had but I know that 65-66 era 912s got this same round knob. There was a window decal that showed the shift pattern on cars with this knob.

    The repros are not bakelite plastic like this original so there is a difference.
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  6. 07-23-2014, 10:17 AM #6
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    Would be nice if John Straub could let us know what his early 65 has.

    300134 had the 356 style knob w/ dimple
    301585 had the 356 style knob w/ dimple

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  7. 07-23-2014, 12:33 PM #7
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    304598 has a round Bakelite knob with a distinctive dimple... No shift pattern!
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