Genuine Old Cone Top Beer Can Shift Knob

Now here's a kooky conversation piece that'l definitely get you noticed. A HouseOSpeed exclusive.
This shift knob is created from a genuine from the ole days, uniquely rusty and weathered cone top beer can. They are all one-of-a-kind thanks to the previous owners - some where kinda to them than others, all have imperfections which are a great addition to ye olde hot rod/rat rod.
They average in height at about 5 1/2" by 2 3/4" in diameter, and are filled with solid resin then laquered to keep from rusting any further.
The little beauty shown here is "Peerless Extra Premium - Since 1856 The BEER of Good Taste", but we have many others....

• Leinenkugel'sFrankenmuth - dog gone good - Frankenmuth MICH
• Schmidt's City Club Beer - Schmidt St.Paul MINN - Topps...in any townBlatz MILWAUKEE BEER - Select LagerDrink
• RICHBRAU Beer
• Golden Grain Belt BeerPeerless Beer - La Crosse WISCONSIN
• RAINIER Special Export BEER -Ranier Brewing Co - San Fransisco CA
• (AS SHOWN)Peerless Extra Premium
  Each one can be tapped for the correct size. Please choose thread size needed.
• Check out www.HotRodShiftKnob.com for an amazine selection of custom shift knobs

Chopped Magazine Issue #1 - Out of print - Collectible

We still have the Aussie magazine CHOPPED left in our store, but they won't be around for long. So hurry up and order one while they last. CHOPPED #2 is now in production and will be ready to ship in September. Check back to buy both magazines.

Editorial
Ardun-Powered: Harry Wright's '33 Coupe
Rat Day No. 8
USA Photos From the Vault
Yokohama Hot Rod Show 2007
Martin's Dodge - 1929 Dodg Coupe
Genuine fold-out pin-up centerfold -- Vivi Valentine!
Bottrop Germany 2007
Letters from Dick Scritchfield - March 11 1964
Australia Photos From the Vault
Rancho Deluxe Speed & Custom
How-To Candy Lace a Roof
PLUS SO MUCH MORE!!!!

Three Australians put this magazine together simply because of their love for rods, customs and old cars in general. They wanted an Australian-based magazine to promote and push traditional hot rod & custom building. Australia has a strong hot rod scene starting back in the mid fifties through to the modern street rod. With every decade producing a style of its own, there's a lot of build options out there - a 40's lakester, a 50's jalopy or a 60's show car. It's good to see the traditional rodders doing research and separating the eras, going for split wishbone front and rear ends over the more recent four bar set up. Tracking down a variety of bits and pieces, be it Oldmobile, Cadillac, Ford or Chevy, and getting back to the roots.

Shrunken Heads........the real deal!

Looking for a real shrunken head for your hot rod? Well you've come to the right place. We just got back from a show and found a supplier for these shrunken heads. They are pretty unique. Each one made by hand from the real stuff. This will look great hanging from your rear view mirror. Go ahead and scare off those demons. If you can! We only have a limited amount, so hurry before they're gone.

Introducing Two New House o Speed Bumper Stickers

Here we have 2 bumper to stickers to add to our House O Speed Kustomization Sticker Sets. Go to our website to buy one for $3.00, or pick a couple up at this year's Lonestar Round Up this coming weekend. One of them features a a tribute to Boyd Coddington "BOYD BUT NOT FORGOTTEN", a small cut out portion of the bumper sticker. R.I.P. Boyd!

Lone Star Round Up, Austin Texas - This weekend!

House O' Speed is getting well stocked with some fantastic new products from all over the States, and beyond ..... with items from Belgium and as far as Australia, with the introduction of Chopped magazine from the land down under. We have some amazing shift knobs, hand prepared by the one and only Cameron Day, Owner of our company. He has spent many hours covered in paints, and dust preparing these beauties for you guys. Please stop by our booth on Friday, and Saturday to give us a shout, and to see our great selection of Hot Rod goodies.
See you there!
Cam & Debbie

Chopped - A magazine for hot rod and custom car enthusiastsFIRST ISSUE #1

• Chopped is a magazine for traditional hot rod and custom car enthusiasts. Focusing on traditional rods and customs from the 50s and 60s. This is a publication from Australia,the publishers wanted an Australian based magazine to promote and push traditional hot rod & custom building.
  
• 48 very colorful pages, with loads of great photos and articles.
  
• This is the first issue. Get #1 for your collection. Once it's gone .... well, it's gone! The magazine will be published three times a year.