Buy Vintage Rat Rod Ignition Switch & Key in Spokane, Washington, US, for US $4.50

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This auction is for Vintage Rat Rod Ignition Switch with Key. Made in USA. Key is Briggs & Stratton C304. Continuity checks good. I start all of my auctions at a low starting price so everyone has a chance. Make sure you want this before bidding. I combine shipping whenever possible when auctions end within the same week.

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