replace auto shift knob

if I recall, you unscrew the button, the spring pops out, then unscrew the knob..

Mr. Slayer is correct. I have had mine off on a couple of different occasions, and unless your year is different, they are just threaded on, easy. I have a friend who is an artist, and I had this funky idea that a hand carved shift knob would be super cool, but I cannot seem to get anybody with the ability passionate about it...

T.Huck

T.Huck '71 said:

Mr. Slayer is correct. I have had mine off on a couple of different occasions, and unless your year is different, they are just threaded on, easy. I have a friend who is an artist, and I had this funky idea that a hand carved shift knob would be super cool, but I cannot seem to get anybody with the ability passionate about it...

T.Huck

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Whats your design idea?

Lethal Tendencies said:

Whats your design idea?

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Well, I live in Texas, so I was thinking some type of carved leather design, like you would find on a saddle or other horse tack, but I also thought about some kind of tribal design or even a skull and bones sorta thing. I was even going to let the artist have complete creative control. Hell, why not?

T.Huck

im looking for a 9 ball to make a replacement

Would this be the same on a 68?

Kruegmeister said:

Would this be the same on a 68?

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should be .. I believe all C3 Automatics were the same

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should be .. I believe all C3 Automatics were the same

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Yep, they're all the same. They have a 5/8" NF thread by the way.................

Just put my new one on (from Ecklers)yesterday and yes just unscrew the button ,spring comes out, then unscrew ball and reverse to put new one on . I asked origanally because I was afraid there might be other moving parts that I might not know how to reasemble and the car would be stuck in the drive,but its the easies tthing you will ever do on a car