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If you went to your local Ford dealer in 1948 to buy a new Ford Truck, when they handed you the keys would they have been attached to a fancy "Ford" Key chain fob?
If so, what do they look like?
If you went to your local Ford dealer in 1948 to buy a new Ford Truck, when they handed you the keys would they have been attached to a fancy "Ford" Key chain fob?
If so, what do they look like?
DjS
I don't know I've been trying to find this out for a while now. Hope someone else knows
If one was included, it would have been something the individual selling dealer would have made and given away. Most likely would have had the dealership name and location on it, as a way to remind one who to go back to for service and parts. Ford itself would not have provided it, it was up to the dealership to do it on their own.
The little aluminum tag in the post above was the tag that was included on the keys for the buyer to write down or key in case keys were lost. They could just order a new key based on the number. Those would have been included on every new vehicle purchase, but they were not intended to be kept with the keys.
This was a little ball of rust up in the bottom inner lip of the dash near the glove box.
Can you put a tape measure along with the tag size and angle of the offset? Also what size lettering is used, Anything on the back side? I would like to make one for my truck
Here is one that I have. I am not sure what year it is. I know the Mercury emblem was used at least thru '48. It does have a GM key in it, I will have to correct that.
Mark
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