Koolknobs | New Products

Yes, CAMO knobs! Send me a swatch of your favorite Camo (or other) fabric; I can wrap it around a knob for you!

This image shows a selection of smaller knobs that would work for a dash or cabinets, anything you need a smaller knob for; I can also generate other shapes quite easily and at a reasonable price.

Another CNC-generated pattern, engraved evenly around the knob. This pattern is an example of other patterns that can be done on your project.

This set of shifter and dash knobs represent what happens when a matched set is ordered. Colors were clear swirled with creme, and the depth of the swirls is great.

This knob, swirled in red and black, also shows the "open" style of engraving, in which you can feel the texture of the letters or shift pattern.

Every swirl is just a little different, as you can see in this selection of round knobs.

The larger oval dash knobs on the dash of a'63 Ranchero.

Can't put a knob on your car because it's got an overdrive or mechanical button? How about a paperweight with your favorite image in it? Flat on the bottom, round shape on top. I can place family images, pins, and other items, just as in a shifter knob.

Photo image knobs have really caught on with customers who want to completely personalize their shift knobs. This fine young man is a family friend, the photo taken when he was in about the 6th grade.

Oval shift and dash knobs make great matching sets. The dash knobs are available in two sizes, one recommended for customs, the other for street rods.

Also seen on the Koolknobs' home page banner, this knob lives on a Cadillac belonging to Billy Gibbons of ZZTop fame!

This is the claw of an alligator that ended up on a show bike, a Boss Hoss V8.

This knob, before sanding and polishing (shows up better in the photo) shows a new design in a 6 speed pattern, but can be made in other shift patterns.

Now available, engraved shift patterns and other engraving; ask for an estimate of your idea today.

So many ideas! This knob, with cigarette butts in it, told the story of a daughter's fond memory of her dad, whose car she restored. The butts were in the ashtray and dated back to the 40's.

Some vehicles require special adapters. This photo also shows a new shape in the lineup, the ball taper knob. This attractive design will cover many short shift levers to echo the original knob.

Before you email, please take a look at the info on the How to Order page; it'll save us both a lot of effort.

E-mail Bruce Roosa: koolknobs@collinscom.net (Subject line: Shifter knob. I don't open an email without something similar)