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917 Shift Knob Redux

I installed my new 917 style shift knob that "76911S" (Mark Cross) crafted for my G50 Carrera and I could not be more pleased.

The knob looks great, fits perfect, and feels very nice in my hand. And, since it is a replication of a knob used in one of the greatest racing Porsches of all time, it's practically OEM.

Thanks again Mark!

I will post some picks this weekend.

Sincerely,

Mike

Old 10-04-2004, 07:14 PM
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Thanks mike for the kind words. Can’t wait to see photos..

Mark..
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Can't wait to get mine in!
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Pls let us know when photos are available and how much the knob is!

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Well, I think I got in trouble.. The 917 shift knob post with all the info and photos seams to have been eliminated.
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here's one of the posts that show pics and info of the knob

917 shift knob

Very nice!
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Thanks Alan!

Here are pictures of my knob and one mounted in my car..








I also sell the knobs as a bottle stopper. Goes great with that special bottle if vino!
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Just wanted to say that your indication "here's a pic of my knob" sounds just wrong..............
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Yeah I know!I thought that after I wrote it.. Should be in another forum.
Okay then a pic of my shift knob.
Sorry if I may have offended anyone, if I did, get your mind out of the gutter.
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Mark,
Are these still available? I'd love to purchase one. If you can, please PM with the specifics...

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Dustin
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Mark,
Just wanted to let you know I recieved my 917 knob today and its already on the car. Looks great and feels great in hand. Nice work. What woods did you end up using?

Thanks,
Tom
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I have used Maple and Walnut, as well as Maple and Australian Blackwood. I use a Polyurethane glue so there will not be a problem with the laminations moving when a car gets heated up.

Glad you are happy with it Tom. Any chance of a photo of it mounted?

Thanks..
Mark..
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Quote:
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I have used Maple and Walnut, as well as Maple and Australian Blackwood. I use a Polyurethane glue so there will not be a problem with the laminations moving when a car gets heated up.

Glad you are happy with it Tom. Any chance of a photo of it mounted?

Thanks..
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Here you go...
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Wow! Now that’s red and black!!

Knob looks pretty good there. Boomer, maybe we should talk about a custom knob made from bloodwood and ebony. I could do vertical laminations as well.

I like your pedals, which ones are those?
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Bought the pedals here...http://www.ajusa.com/cgi-bin/pb/view_product?prod_id=0000000092&part_number=AJR%20423%20113%20T&model_id=0026&ajr_skey=67827b1dfec22596fc9de1a7b2538558

I like the idea on the different woods, you have way to much free time on your hands
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I got mine and I love the look but I wish it was a bit bigger. My orginal knob broke in to several pieces and I replaced it with a universal Dino until I could find something better. The 917 knob is definately better but I am so used to the larger grip size of the Dino that it feels very strange to have the 917 knob barely fill the palm area of my hand.
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Boomer, I wished I had more time..This is what I do..

Jim, have you mounted it in your car? Bigger is not always better. I do make larger knobs as well though. (For those with a complex)
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Pics of one of my knobs in a customers 67 911S.

I thought it looked nice enough to post.


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Thought I would share, Carl Thompson sent me these 917 interior photos so I can use them for my knobs..



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917 shift knob

My life won't be complete until I get one

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