1969 Camaro Z28 shifter knob or ball options

[Davem]

Hello,

I was always under the impression the all ‘69 Zs came from the factory with a solid chrome shifter ball.
 
Was there any options available that you could order to get a wooden knob or ball ?

Thanks for your time,
Dave M.

[GMAD_Van Nuys]

CRG information on 1969 Camaro shifter knobs:

http://www.camaros.org/shifters.shtml#knobs

[Davem]

Thanks so no wooden options available, either black or chrome in 1969!

[MO]

Not 67/68 either. Or any other year that I am aware of for that matter.

[william]

This seems like a good opportunity to clarify something.

The chrome knob did not use the lock nut as used on the Hurst T-handle. I regularly see a lock nut under the knob, even on cars going through judging.

[CantRepeat]

This seems like a good opportunity to clarify something.

The chrome knob did not use the lock nut as used on the Hurst T-handle. I regularly see a lock nut under the knob, even on cars going through judging.

I assume they didn't have/need one to square up a shift pattern since it was on the console?

[william]

Exactly, there was no need for it.

[MO]

While not needed, I suppose some would use it to keep the ball from loosening/spinning?

[william]

The chrome knob just needs to be snugged up via strap wrench.

[william]

Consigned to Mecum Indy.

[rocco376]

Is that the blue RS Z/28, William? (124379N660403) Not sure if the sale didn't go through or there is some buyer's remorse with that car.  Just sold on Bring A Trailer on March 23rd for $97,500 with lots of questions about the drive train.

[william]

Probably a flip. Has a shopping list of issues.

[rocco376]

Just sold at Mecum for $137,500.  Incredible.

[cook_dw]

Just confirming 68 did not have the jam nut.

03D  NOR

Before cleaning and after

[CantRepeat]

Probably a flip. Has a shopping list of issues.

It's just mind boggling that people with excess cash(100k) will buy something without any verification.