Anyone in Atlanta have a spare shift knob?

[Otter74]

I知 driving down to Atlanta for the weekend from Chicago and my cracked wood Amco shift knob fell apart a little bit ago. Anyone in Atlanta have something I can buy off them? I値l be at the Mitty on Saturday.

Apologies for not posting in the parts-for-sale section, but I thought the most eyes would se this here.

[wayne robson]

Hi you could improvise until you purchase the knob
you want . Example drill a hole about 1 mm less than the size of
your shift lever into a piece of lumber, then tap it on to the
lever until its firm,.
i know its a bit messy but at least it will do temporary .

[pmax]

^^^ A hour or two with the dremel and you have made your own shift knob.

[Jack Stands]

Auto Atlanta (the 914 parts and restoration business) should have something for you.

[Otter74]

Of course some tool time will get me something, but I知 away from home with no access to tools if I finds tennis ball I値l use that.

[darrin]

sounds like a problem made for duct tape

[Elombard]

What part of town are you in? I dont have one but we can rig something if you are near Conyers.

Might check an Auto parts store (not a Napa some body that sells bling) Maybe you can get one of those cheap aftermarket one size fits all knobs to work until you get home

[faverymi]

Get a ricer shift knob with the lower set screw from any auto part store.

It will fit and get you back home

[Otter74]

A nearby Pep Boys took care of it for $12 it actually looks not-bad enough (pool cue white knob) to leave on for a while until I get a 917 knob.

[pmax]

Hey, if it fits perfectly, why not ?