1966 Dodge Charger Key Chain on 2040-parts.com
Port Angeles, Washington, United States
This is a custom made 1966 Dodge Charger KEY CHAIN. This car is black with a blue flames, an opening hood, and chrome bumpers. THESE CAN BE USED FOR MORE THAN JUST A KEY CHAIN! HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS HAVE USED THEM FOR
REAR VIEW MIRROR ORNAMENT
KEY CHAIN
HOOKED TO YOUR BACK PACK OR HANDBAG
HOLIDAY ORNAMENTS
ATTACHED TO YOUR BELT OR BRIEF CASE THESE ALSO MAKE GREAT GIFTS FOR ANY CAR NUT, COLLECTOR OR ENTHUSIATS! These key chains are custom made from a variety of quality die cast cars 1:64 SCALE with a 2” steel nickel plated key chain. Check out our other key chains, don’t see the car your looking for? Let us know we can custom make one for you.
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