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Chevy CHEVROLET BOWTIE KEY BLANK & VINTAGE KEYCHAIN HANG TAG ......... Some loss of color .... B48 ?? B10 ?? ... please see all photos ...Shipping is $5.00 .......USA USPS delivery with tracking .... NO negotiating of delivery !!! Paypal is preferred please......Thank You...Mike
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