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Now that gent is stylin!
The shoe brushes reminded me of these things
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...which I would have sworn You Don't See Anymore because I haven't come across one in three or four decades, but when I just now did a Google search to find that image I discovered that they are indeed still made!
Who buys these things?!?!
The shoe brushes reminded me of these things
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...which I would have sworn You Don't See Anymore because I haven't come across one in three or four decades, but when I just now did a Google search to find that image I discovered that they are indeed still made!
Who buys these things?!?!
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I had a 1984 Mercedes 380SEMy 1st vehicle...a 1975 Dodge van had 1 key.
My 2nd vehicle...a 1984 BMW 318i had 2 keys.
The "extra" one was a valet key; this key would not open the trunk or the glove box.
I don't know, but it's one of the last great looking cars, before they all started looking like Tupperware, in my opinion.I had a 1984 Mercedes 380SE View attachment 3132716 that had 3 keys
1 doors, 1 to start and 1 for the glove compartment I'm guessing the Ignition got replaced?
Why did you need 2 keys?
Square key = IgnitionAs I recall, one opened the trunk only.
Or 1 opened the trunk and doors and the other started the car, I can't remember.
agreed, but doors have also gotten more difficult to open from that angle