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Limited number of brand new genuine reproduction R33 Gear Stick Knobs.

Numbers that wont rub off, No vinyl to wear off, Original look to a factory knob right down to the crinkly vinyl finish. Standard grey/black colour. @ $50.00 each.

Pictures to follow soon. Anybody interested?Pictures are a few posts down!

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I still got em guys and girls! Carnt believe nobody needs a knob?

Considering quite a few aftermarket knobs are available for nearly that price - it could be a hard one.

Are you willing to negotiate on price?

Peter Behrens Apprentice

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From Nissan, a new Skyline knob was over $200.00 so then I thought to develop my own. It looks identical to the original, but not leather. So it cant wear and tear.

Compared to an aftermarket Knob at the same price of $50.00 those dont look anything like a factory original, and really ruin/downgrade our unique Skyline look.

So what would you suggest one would be worth ?????

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