Porsche Gear Shift Knob Dansk Classic 91142407101

This brand is gloss black.

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Manufacturer: Dansk Classic
SKU: 91142407101-350
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MSRP: $122.70
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$29.63
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Porsche Gear Shift Knob Dansk Classic 91142407101
MSRP: $122.70
-76%
$29.63

The Porsche Gear Shift Knob Dansk Classic 91142407101, manufactured by Dansk Classic (part number 1632200200), is a high-quality aftermarket replacement exclusively designed for select Porsche 911 and 912 models. Finished in gloss black, this gear shift knob restores the classic look and feel of your vehicle’s interior. Each unit includes a retainer ring (fitted inside the knob) for proper installation.

Key Features:

  • Manufacturer: Dansk Classic
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 1632200200
  • Color: Gloss black
  • Aftermarket solution; not OEM

Verified Fitment:

  • Porsche 911 (5-speed only): 1972 E/S/T (Coupe, Targa, 2.3L H6); 1974 Base (Coupe, Targa, 2.7L H6); 1974-1975 Carrera (Coupe, Targa, 2.7L H6); 1974-1977 S (Coupe, Targa, 2.7L H6); 1978-1983 SC (Coupe, Targa/Convertible, 3.0L H6); 1984-1986 Carrera (Convertible, Coupe, Targa, 3.2L H6)
  • Porsche 912: 1976 E (Coupe, 2.0L H4, 5-speed only)

Replace your worn or damaged shift knob with this Dansk Classic component to ensure precise engagement and retain authentic period-correct aesthetics.

Specifications
Product Type
Aftermarket
OE Part Number
911 424 071 01 / 91142407101
Manufacturer Part Number
1632200200
Cross Reference Part Numbers
91142407101MAT
Customer Info
This brand is gloss black.
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Just what I needed and at a good price. One dealership's price was 10x's this. I have this website in my favorites now
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For the price this is a decent aftermarket repo. Make sure the pattern is correct for your car. I thought it was for a 1970 911 dog leg, but the pattern it is for an early 915 introduced in 1972
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