Rosewood (?) Shift Knob

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Guys,

As a tribute or throwback to the Goose, I would like to know if anyone has seen or may have an extra wood shift knob from a Goose or perhaps even early early Pantera, that I can install in the Pantera???? See pic...

I always loved the look of the Goose knob...small sleek, color... and I didn't have the heart to separate the knob from the car when it rolled away.....just not that way..! But I wanted to really really bad!!!

If any one has one that they can bear to part with....lemmeno! OR a good wood lathe and some good hardwood stock.....!!!

Cheers!
Steve

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