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UPR Products Shift Knob with Chrome Ring; Black (79-04 Mustang)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      * Super Easy 5 minute Installation* High Quality Machined Billet Aluminum* 05-14 Includes Boot Retaining Clip* Chrome ring with Black Knob Innovative Bold Styling: Eliminate that Unsightly factory shift knob and move up to our Black Shift Knob with Chrome Trim Ring. Quality Construction: Crafted to fit & function better than an OEM part, while giving you the bold clean styling of our aftermarket Dress Ups. All our Custom Billet Shifter Knobs come with all hardware required for a clean easy install in under five minutes for a Bold new look.

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