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Shelby Cobra Road Race 98 Key Chain Bottle Opener Gear Headz Products on 2040-parts.com

US $12.95
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Byron Center, Michigan, US

Byron Center, Michigan, US
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Shelby Cobra connecting rod key chain and bottle opener. Chrome finish, and very classy looking. A "must have" for an Shelby fan. Officially licensed product. See our other Carroll Shelby items as well.  Includes one (1) bottle opener.  Photo shows both sides of the item.

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