Handcrafted Billet Alum Piston Key Ring Chevy Bowtie on 2040-parts.com
Ormond Beach, Florida, US
UP FOR SALE IS A PISTON AND CONNECTING ROD KEY RING. HANDCRAFTED WITH ATTENTION TO DETAIL FROM 6061 -T6 AIRCRAFT BILLET ALUMINUM.
OUR PRODUCT IS POLISHED FOR A LONG LASTING BEAUTIFUL SHINE.
IT HAS BEEN ENGRAVED WITH THE TRADITIONAL CHEVY BOWTIE INSIGNIA IN THE CENTER.
WE HAVE HIGHLIGHTED THE ENGRAVING WITH METAL DYE.
AVAILABLE IN BLACK, LIGHT OR DARK RED, LIGHT OR DARK BLUE, ORANGE, PURPLE AND
DARK GREEN,
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