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    Amco Shift knob

    Hi all, I have a very nice leather Amco shift knob left over from my 1972 T restoration project.
    $80 shipped ConUS.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shahram View Post
    Hi all, I have a very nice leather Amco shift knob left over from my 1972 T restoration project.
    $80 shipped ConUS.
    Quick question - Is this threaded or does it work with a crush sleeve?
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    It is threaded inside but works also with crush sleeve. My gear shift lever was not threaded, was a regular 915 shift lever.

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    Sold.
    Thanks
    Last edited by Shahram; 04-06-2019 at 08:16 PM.

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