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1966 Mercury Comet Cyclone Blue Blue-green Key Chain '66 Merc Comet Keychain on 2040-parts.com

US $21.99
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Jupiter, Florida, United States

Jupiter, Florida, United States
Color Note : Color may appear lighter/darker than actual shade Small paint Smudge on left front Fender
Brand:Value Added Custom Product Type:Key Chain Make:Mercury Class:Car & Truck UPC:Does not apply

1966 Mercury Comet Cyclone Blue Blue-Green Keychain 


Color Note : Color may appear lighter/darker than actual shade

Small paint smudge on left front Fender

Finely detailed Diecast- Made of metal body with plastic interior

Detailed Tires and Rims

Very durable

Use as a keychain / Fob

Or

Hang from your rear view mirror

Attach it to your handbag, backpack or even your belt

This would be a great gift for any car/truck owner or collector

The keychain is produced using High Quality Die-Cast, not cheap plastic cars, to make the finished product.

The chain is 2.5 - 3 inches long made of nickel-plated steel and the ring is a 1 inch diameter. Chain type may vary from picture.

 


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This custom made key chain item is made with a die-cast scale model for adult collectors. Our custom handcrafted items with brand names, trademarks and logos are officially licensed products by toy manufacturers and used under the license from all major automotive companies. All our key chain items are made with authentic die-cast car replicas. Stuffbypc is not affiliated with the manufacturer of the licensed product. May contain small parts & not suitable for small children


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