I've never seen anyone else with this one-piece knob. I was told a couple years ago that it came out of an e30 m3. Can anyone shed some light on this?
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My friend Jason has one in his IS, I believe it came out of an M3 or was an option....Yours truly,
Rich
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Originally posted by Rigmaster -
I have the M-Technic 1&2 brochures and they show one piece knob and boot in both cars.
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LMAO!!!! looks indecent...
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I saw this one in the junkyard the other day. Thought it looked funny, so I snapped a pic. It was night time though, so it's pretty dark.
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thats what i was thinking:giggle:Originally posted by Maluco View PostYour signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.Comment
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You saw that in a junkyard? Better go back and get it, that's an M3 dogleg transmission shift knob.Originally posted by rThor432 View PostI saw this one in the junkyard the other day. Thought it looked funny, so I snapped a pic. It was at night time though, so it's pretty dark.
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And check the tranny!Originally posted by Mr. Anderson View PostOriginally posted by Simon S
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wow, if thats a dogleg tranny you need to get that ASAPComment
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how much could i get for the one-piece?Comment
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The knob? I'd say at least $100 on ebay or over at S14.net.Originally posted by threlevenguy View Post
The tranny? If it's actually a dogleg, anywhere between $2-5k. No bullshit.Comment
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sweet. i feel like im on that Antique Roadshow haha. and i guess Mr. Anderson is the old man who can point out little relics with the item.Comment
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Originally posted by Mr. Anderson View Post
Bwahahaha. You can get doglegs from Alex Lipowich for 1300$ all day long. Wish I could find one in a junkyard.Last edited by madjurgen; 01-10-2008, 10:57 PM.
As time went on, the factory developed the car each year, making it faster, more comfortable, and capable of handling at higher speeds.
You don’t want this. You want the trickiest, most dangerous, oldest model you can find. Only then can you prove to the world that you’re a man.Comment
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Regardless, they're worth a lot more than regular 5 speed OD's. I'd be back there fast, but chances are good that it's just a knob stuck on there. If it was truly a CR, that's a hell of a findComment
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Really? I could have sworn I've seen them go for way more than that.Originally posted by madjurgen View PostComment
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