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hi there guys

i was wondering if anyone sells aftermarket shift knobs for us auto guys?

i mean something that would replace the t-bar but still has an overdrive button on the side... i've been hanging for something like this in chrome/metal/silver but don't know if they exist! (i really like the soarer-style shifter with the button on the top...)

if these are available does anyone know where i could find one?

cheers in advance,

Waz.

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  • 3 months later...

Sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but this looks interesting.

Can I ask, how hard would it be to relocate the overdrive button. I mean, Momo even now make an auto shift, minus the overdrive. Is there anyway which we could seperate the two, and have have the bottom elsewhere, like where the coin holder is etc???

Thoughts?

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