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02 shifter thread size?


ScottNC

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Anybody know what the thread size is for an 02 shifter? Found a neat aftermarket Rat Fink shift knob that comes with metric inserts ( The metric kit comes with one each of 12mm x 1.25; 12mm x 1.75; 10mm x 1.50 reducer ) but didn't know if it would work.

thanks,

Scott

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Saaay, anybody have an Ansco shift knob with a the BMW logo? Like the one in the Villem B. Haan advert? I had one on Baby I and I'd like to have one on Baby II. I'd be willing to pay over 1970 list price...

1970 Atlantikblau 

'11 135i "The Red Rocket"
'13 F10 M 

'07 Carrera GT3 "The Flying Banana"

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Oh what the hell, I just went with the classic 8-ball that uses set screws. Pretty neat and secure.

Does that mean that you'll vote for your own car for this year's Vintage

"Scott's Pick"? I've gotta tell you, I thought that I had the "patina" award in the bag last year!

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