Datsun Roadster Matching Gas Cap Ignition & Original Griffin Key on 2040-parts.com
Bloomington, Illinois, US
Hard to find a matching set like this.
These are in used and working condition. Original chrome could be used as is or nice part for a rechrome. Fits 65-67 roadsters.
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