Where to buy a Shift Boot
05-09-2008, 12:49 AM
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RE: Where to buy a Shift Boot
+1 on Redline. I have one of theirs - black leather with a dark blue stripe sewn in. It takes a while to get because they are actually made in Poland and shipped over, but worth the wait. You have to reuse a piece of the stock shift boot - there is a plastic frame that the boot mounts around, this frame then snaps into the center console around the shifter. You have to detach the old boot from this frame, clean it up and then glue the new boot onto it. I used some of that shoe goo stuff, worked very well, the final result is very professional looking.
05-09-2008, 09:33 AM
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RE: Where to buy a Shift Boot
ORIGINAL: Argonaut
+1 on Redline. I have one of theirs - black leather with a dark blue stripe sewn in. It takes a while to get because they are actually made in Poland and shipped over, but worth the wait. You have to reuse a piece of the stock shift boot - there is a plastic frame that the boot mounts around, this frame then snaps into the center console around the shifter. You have to detach the old boot from this frame, clean it up and then glue the new boot onto it. I used some of that shoe goo stuff, worked very well, the final result is very professional looking.
+1 on Redline. I have one of theirs - black leather with a dark blue stripe sewn in. It takes a while to get because they are actually made in Poland and shipped over, but worth the wait. You have to reuse a piece of the stock shift boot - there is a plastic frame that the boot mounts around, this frame then snaps into the center console around the shifter. You have to detach the old boot from this frame, clean it up and then glue the new boot onto it. I used some of that shoe goo stuff, worked very well, the final result is very professional looking.
05-09-2008, 12:01 PM
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RE: Where to buy a Shift Boot
ORIGINAL: Argonaut
I may have to get the console cover and shift boot, those look real good. I have the same shift **** as you also, looks great.
I may have to get the console cover and shift boot, those look real good. I have the same shift **** as you also, looks great.
05-09-2008, 12:07 PM
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RE: Where to buy a Shift Boot
ORIGINAL: acascianelli
I was tempted to buy one of those shift boots right now until I saw the price...
I was tempted to buy one of those shift boots right now until I saw the price...
the boot itself is only $40 and the four-panel one is $50. i don't know if that's unreasonable. you do get what you pay for...
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