2 Vintage Opel Key Blanks 1971 - 1977 (op11) on 2040-parts.com
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2- HIGH QUALITY VINTAGE OPEL KEY BLANKS ILCO #OP11. FITS 1971-1977 WITH CODE SERIES "C/CC". THE KEY CODE IS ON THE GLOVE BOX LOCK. PICTURE IS OF FRONT AND BACK OF ONE KEY. LOOK AT GROOVES CLOSELY. JUST TAKE THEM TO A HARDWARE AND GET KEYS CUT. HARD TO FIND ITEM!! BUY IT NOW 2 FOR $8.98
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