Corvette C4 Lt1 Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet Dealership Key Chain W/corvette C4 Logo on 2040-parts.com
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Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet Dealership Key Chain with C4 Corvette Logo. The original Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet key chain. This retro style key chain harkens back to the dales when speed and some guts where all you needed to be in front. To the days when fuel mileage was not even factor, only horsepower! So get this keychain and hook it up to your Corvette keys to let people know that you do not follow the pack, but rather lead it!
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