Chris Obert
autocrosser, X driver
Please note this posting is from a vendor...
Since the 1950s, it seems all vendors in the USA offered gear shift knobs with the Fiat Wreath emblems on the top. We all got them from the same guy, but a few years ago he moved to the big gear shift manufacturing place in the sky...
Since then we have had a hole in our offerings.
I recently felt it was time to again fill the void in my inventory, and I did two runs of gear shift knobs. If you search my web store www.fiatplus.com under
redwood
or
plum
you will find all of the knobs I recently made. Every single knob is it's own individual. Instead of following a set pattern of knob shape, I let the wood tell me what it wanted to be. And the cool thing is I know the trees I made the knobs from. I can sit under the redwood in it's shade and appreciate it's majestic size, or I can eat the jam I made from the plum's fruit.
Got some other type of wood you want your knob made from? I can do it, if the wood cooperates...
Chris Obert
Since the 1950s, it seems all vendors in the USA offered gear shift knobs with the Fiat Wreath emblems on the top. We all got them from the same guy, but a few years ago he moved to the big gear shift manufacturing place in the sky...
Since then we have had a hole in our offerings.
I recently felt it was time to again fill the void in my inventory, and I did two runs of gear shift knobs. If you search my web store www.fiatplus.com under
redwood
or
plum
you will find all of the knobs I recently made. Every single knob is it's own individual. Instead of following a set pattern of knob shape, I let the wood tell me what it wanted to be. And the cool thing is I know the trees I made the knobs from. I can sit under the redwood in it's shade and appreciate it's majestic size, or I can eat the jam I made from the plum's fruit.
Got some other type of wood you want your knob made from? I can do it, if the wood cooperates...
Chris Obert
