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It actually does just screw on. after almost 20 years it
will probably be pretty tight. There is also a bolt under the know that
can be moved to adjust the rotation of the knob.
Adding to the "What About" category, I have thought that it
would be cool to replace the shift boot with a stainless steel shift plate (much
like those found in Ferrari's etc.) I think that this would be a
fairly cool addition to the cars. Anyone have any thoughts on
this???
Michael Babb
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2000 4:11
PM
Subject: [DML] shifter knob
I just received a new shiter boot withmetal
frame. I tried to unscrew the shifter knob, but it does not budge. I am afraid
to use more force. How do you remove the knob? Gus Vin #5971 gerenpreiss@xxxx
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