some probably couldn't care less...
but for those who do i need some help.
i recently ressurected a 1985 volkswagen jetta from the junk yard. now, before you all start laughing let me assure you that it is (surprisingly) not rusty and after a weekend of work it is in tip top shape. my new daily driver has one problem and this defect is where you all (for those interested) come in. the shift knob is missing! i need ideas for what i should make the shift knob be. i can make anything (except maybe a camel) out of wood or metal. i want something unique instead of the normal, round knobs with numbers on them.
for those who have no idea what a shift knob is: life here in iowa has been quite cold. last weekend it never got abover 10 below zero and it was crazy windy like always. today was 50 though so spring is on it's way...horray (that rhymes). Dena and i are heading to kentucky for a spring break service/fun trip. oh, and we're the leaders...in charge :)
that's all the news from sioux county
be well, do good work, and keep in touch
i recently ressurected a 1985 volkswagen jetta from the junk yard. now, before you all start laughing let me assure you that it is (surprisingly) not rusty and after a weekend of work it is in tip top shape. my new daily driver has one problem and this defect is where you all (for those interested) come in. the shift knob is missing! i need ideas for what i should make the shift knob be. i can make anything (except maybe a camel) out of wood or metal. i want something unique instead of the normal, round knobs with numbers on them.
for those who have no idea what a shift knob is: life here in iowa has been quite cold. last weekend it never got abover 10 below zero and it was crazy windy like always. today was 50 though so spring is on it's way...horray (that rhymes). Dena and i are heading to kentucky for a spring break service/fun trip. oh, and we're the leaders...in charge :)
that's all the news from sioux county
be well, do good work, and keep in touch
posted by Dunkleburger at ٧:٥٨ ص
7 Comments:
will you be passing through Upland on your way down?
hmmm...i'll look for a map that puts upland on our path to KY
actually, we may have extra time to get there anyhow. i'd have to ok it with the boss (Dena), but i'm up for a stop in upland. who's with me???
equal partnership andrew, equal partnership :) i'm up for upland! do you think our group would mind a quick stop? sorry claire, march 10-12 is our spring break and minneapolis is the wrong direction from kentucky :(
who in the world allowed Dena Nicolai and Andrew Kroeze to co-lead a trip??
Evidently they don't really know your mischeivious ways. :)
or maybe the do....
i don't know what you're talking about :)
Andrew - can we install a sheesha-shifter in the van we're taking to Kentucky? I think our group could benefit greatly from such a thing.
thanks stevo...great ideas!
sheesha shifter has a nice ring to it
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