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Hey, its winter and I'm virtually unemployed (Realtor) and I have a garage full of Chevy, so I got questions.

How many keys came with and what fit what? door, ignition, trunk, glove box

Shift knob on a 51 Fleetline Powerglide? I see both styles in the books.
Grey or Ivory color?
slim or 1/2 egg shape?

Vent cable mounting brackets, painted or not?
Mine appear to be chrome underneath, then painted like the dash? Just the horseshoe mounting bracket. The rest of the cable and housing polished up like a mirror! But the brackets would be ALOT of work to come clean!

as always, Gracias from New Mexico! USA!



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Chevrolet had one key from 1948 through 1963....one key fit everything.
The PG shift knob is the ame ivory as the other knobs and its slim with a raised ring running around the center.
Vent cable brackets painted to match dash.


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again, you be da "Chevy man!"
thanks, I guess I have an egg shape knob to sell!

I wonder can a regular "lock smith" re key my mis mash of locks?


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If you can find a real "locksmith" that knows what he is doing. Anymore, those dudes are rare!

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