Samples

Click on an image to see a larger view. Of course, these are samples;
with a little imagination, we can put together a project for you. Some items work better than others to put inside the knob. Note below, and if you have a question, please ask.

Good: Pins, charms, medallions, golf balls, bone, costume jewelry, key chains, some plastics (ask before you send), photos, most stickers with adhesive backing, and many other items.

Poorly: Bugs, some plastics (polystyrene such as hobby kits are made of), painted items, decals, or anything organic such as plants, drawn figures using felt tip markers.

This pair, a column shift knob and turn lever knob, went on a very cool '65 El Camino. Click to see the Elky.

This smiley face went to a customer's Jeep. Koolknobs brand smileys are very popular. They're also available with a 3 day stubble! For a contrast, check out the skull below!

This was once a Christmas ornament. Now it's a really nice elk shift knob. A little imagination goes a long ways!

Brand new to the Koolknobs brand are these dash knobs. These are on my Falcon Ranchero, and they'd look great on most any car. Door locks, switches, valve cover bolts, the possibilities are endless. They're held on with either a set screw or can epoxied in place (turn indicator lever).

In stock: a limited number of genuine Wyoming Rattlesnake rattle knobs (They don't rattle when you shake 'em). These are hard to get, and look great. They're available in both round and flared top shapes.

This black and silver swirl pattern is now available thanks to a customer's great idea!

You can send your favorite hatpin, medallion, charm, or other object, and have it encapsulated in your knob. Just about anything will work, as long as it's dry and under 2" long.

This pin knob was made for 6 time NHRA champion Brandon Bernstein, for his dad Kenny's Corvette.

This very cool set of purple and lavender dash and shifter knobs goes on a 50's Pontiac. It includes door locks, radio, vent, heater, headlight, turn indicator, and other knobs to complete a matching and attractive dashboard.

Send me a pin and I can make a knob with it! This one was also color matched to the customer's vehicle. You supply the paint sample and the pin. A good pin source is www.jrboutell.com .

Did I mention I'm a gearhead, too? This is an aerial view of a whole bunch of knobs on the hood of my '47 Chevy.

The cast skull with black eyes would be great for a "retro rod". The swirls are always unique.

The tall taper is new to the Koolknobs Brand lineup. This one was done with red and gold glitter.
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Contact Bruce Roosa at koolknobs@collinscom.net