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Originally Posted by JARblue I cut a hole in the roof, attached the shift knob to a clamp hanging from the ceiling, and then spun the whole car around nice!

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Old 02-16-2015, 12:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I cut a hole in the roof, attached the shift knob to a clamp hanging from the ceiling, and then spun the whole car around
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I had to reinforce the joists in the ceiling prior to installing the support brackets. The cost was around $3500. Also, the repair to the roof of the car was ~$2000. I sold the shift knob for $50
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