big red knob....gear knob that is

Bored at work the other night,so I grabbed an old snooker ball out of the lounge (it's one of many many extras I didn't screw up anyones game)...marked the bottom with my leatherman so I could line up the numbers....used old Letracet from the office supply storeroom (hasn't been used in years) and black electrical tape cut evenly on an office paper guillotine (you know the big nasty handled ones you loved to get to play with in school)....came out good enough for the women I date so I took it home and blasted it with about 10 coats of Tremclad clear....after drying drilled a hole and tapped the threads to fit my Miata.....best part was the price.....$0 wheeeee I guess you could count the clearcoat I used...but I had it already

 

I think it's nuclear cause it glows like an SOB

 

Looks good man. I like the racing stripes. I've just got an old pool ball. I've got the 6 because that's what i found laying around.

 

I like the #6 the #8 gets all the glory

 

Dam.. that looks cool.

WTF the other day i was at bucks Auto (junk yard) and there was a set of BIG truck nuts that some one made into a gear shift knob

 

trucknutz gear knob...that's just...ummm....just wrong

 

YUP!

Maybe a Chicks Car??? lol!

you know how they like to shift the shaft!

 

deer nut sack on your shifter, redneck toothpick in your hatband and your ready for the honky tonk on saturday night.

 

YUP! thats NUTZ!! but also a good idea! "make a set of "real" truck nuts"

 

Any of the rest of yall know what that tooth pick really is?

 

carved antler.......I think

 

not even close

 

fupabox, do you know any coonhunters up your way? they might be able to fill you in.

 

ok my worst fears come true....it's some sort of boner bone....male racoon's happy parts

 

yep, the male raccoon actually has a bone there. this is what I have been told. I do coonhunt but have never felt the urge to investigate this for myself.

 

Lots of mammals do its called a fibroelastic penis.
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