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Black Nismo alloy Gear knob as shown below:

$100 including original box, used for < 1 month, still perfect condition, including shipping to anywhere in AUS.

Or for swap:

I currently have the Nismo Black Alloy Gear knob as shown here:

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I want to trade for a Nismo Chrome Alloy Gear Knob as shown here:

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Anyone interested?

Can't help with swap, but I am interested. How was it for driving? Was it really cold in the mornings? My std one is all crappy so need a replacement and have been looking at similar.

Its really good for driving, well i like it, hence why im getting another, but think i'd prefer the chrome one, same shape/design.

Its not cold or anything, my old one was metal, and it got really hot/cold , but this one has plastic between the metal and transmission so it doesn't transfer the heat... since its anodized (sp?) it doesn't get cold either

Andrew, I'll take it. Want to email me and we can arrange pickup. I should be free tomorrow afternoon, Weds all day, Thurs afternoon and all friday. You could also come to the NDSOC club meeting Weds Night at the Whitehorse hotel if you are interested in getting into track days and catch up with a few of the other guys. Great Schnitz as well. Usually plenty of good nissans too.

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