Quick question about shift knob.

[slowerisfaster]

The leather on my shift knob in my 87 7mge 5spd is starting to turn into crumbly bits
It looks like you can still order shift knobs for 89 and newer Supra's, but the only thing I am finding is this part number https://www.amayama.com/en/part/toyota/3350424070c0 and it is black. I would prefer to keep it the original gray if possible.
Does anyone know if you can still get a gray one? If so, any idea what the correct part number is? As always your help is appreciated. If there is no way to get a new one, I may have to look into getting mine recovered. Any idea on what something like that would cost?

 

[plaaya69]

I was looking for a new gray shift knob earlier this year for my 87 also but I did not find anything. The only two options was a rewrap or buy a new one. I bought a new OEM one and just so you are aware, the shift logo is not chrome like the original as I believe this part number was from a Lexus model. If I was to do this again I would rewrap the used one in gray but I guess it does not hurt to have a extra shift knob:arcadefre

 

[MichiganLC]

I was looking for a new gray shift knob earlier this year for my 87 also but I did not find anything. The only two options was a rewrap or buy a new one. I bought a new OEM one and just so you are aware, the shift logo is not chrome like the original as I believe this part number was from a Lexus model. If I was to do this again I would rewrap the used one in gray but I guess it does not hurt to have a extra shift knob:arcadefre

I bought one too. It's pretty big investment, but it's nice isn't it?

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[plaaya69]

I bought one too. It's pretty big investment, but it's nice isn't it?

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It's very nice and worth it imo. I really like the OEM shift knob even compared to aftermarket and a few of today's manual cars I have driven which most felt like a cheap lightweight piece of plastic.