Vintage Chevrolet Gold Key Blank on 2040-parts.com
London, Ontario, CA
These Key Blanks are in nice condition , indicating year, but could accommodate other years and models. The blanks have the inscription stamped onto the key. It would be a great finish to the interior of your Classic Cars.
These NOS Key Blanks are really nice and in MINT condition! It will look great in your Car or Truck!
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