wondering what other ppl have for a key chain to their olds

mine has an ancient leather box stitch, an olds tool tag(not sure from what) and a blairs ultra death hot sauce skull (which can be used as a substitute fuel).... and of course the keys to my magic carpet ride

 

Just had brand new GM keys cut. Both sets have matching 442 keychains and my main set has my Haggery road side assitance tag. That is it, I keep it clean and simple. My other cars are push button start, so no keys at all.

 

Miniature piston/rod assembly. Not the cheapos you see today, this one is all ss, got it in the late 70's.

 

thats funny...thats whats on my diesel generator chain.... aluminum though

 

I just have a novelty one that the kids picked up for me as a gag. It says...

"I found Jesus...he was behind the couch."

 

ZZ Top Logo emblems which I have had for years and survived 3 cars already, for the spare key as well.
Oh and a Jack Daniels emblem on the master chain

 

Yosemite Sam with the words "BACK OFF"

 

Jam to much weight on that key chain and you will be finding yourself replacing the lock system.Don't ask me how I know....Tedd

 

My keychain is gold painted steel letters of my initials.

 

Mine is in a little foldup leather key holder that say Fresno Auto Sales which is where my 65 was sold brand new.

 

Just keys.

 

My ignition key is by itself. Car is still a project.

 

I have a key chain from Western Auto, circa 1988. It has all the necessary keys for joy riding.

 

The wagon, Toronado and Ninety Eight have circa 90s Oldsmobile Charlotte Zone Office keyrings. 80s style Rocket with "Oldsmobile Quality. Feel it. Oldsmobile Charlotte Zone" and the Zone office's address and phone #. Green for the wagon, blue for Toro, red for the big car.

I have a 1974 Pace Car key fob for the Hurst too, as well as an assortment of Olds-themed keyrings.

One that holds special significance for me is a Pepe LePew that one of the hotrodder kids got me for helping him with his car. The deal was he couldn't tell anyone who had been in his engine and to just tell folks the skunkworks did it.

 

Mine are the original keys with original spares, 2 for ignition and 2 for the trunk that the owner had in 1946. Hanging on what looks to be a Farmers Co-op oval key ring (faded). On a side note, I found out my car was bought for the original owners wedding in 46'. Pretty crazy. My dad was also born in 1946.

1946 Oldsmobile "Series 66"

 

The keys to my Olds and my Chevelle:



That was my grandfather's body shop - I've had those keys in that case since high school.



... And I'm keeping this one, just in case I ever happen to come into posession of a Trans Am:



- Eric

 

I've got an SX 455 club keychain on one set and a Kiss Army key chain on the other!

 

Here is my cutlass key chain.

"There is a special feel in an Oldsmobile" "test drive one today"

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X2, I don't like anything extra on my key ring. That doesn't mean I wouldn't use a cool Olds key chain if I could fine one.

 

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Here's mine, don't have any history on it but its solid and i love it.

 

This should be a pic of the key chain I spoke of in post #13. Wow they look kinda nasty.

Anyways, carcover lock, gas cap lock. Ya know, the basics to get you "IN".



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I picked these up at Auburn In. auto auction swap area. Just so happens that the colors on the fobs match the colors on both cars!

Pat

 

I got these after forgeting to pin the hood down twice. I keep one on the dash and one on the key ring when not attached to the pins.

 

keez

 

A gift from by buddy that vacationed in Puerto Rico. It's a stripper that can go up and down the stripper pole lol. I'll take a picture later

 

the dealership key fob ......whose owner ordered the car for his wife.....compliments of another CO member...

 

This is a really cool thread! Kind of neat to see what people have.

Here's mine, I have a old style eBay special Olds key and of course what 80's car would be complete without a era ZZTop key chain lol.

 

A Samuel Adams church key. I think I'm set.
Some of you younger gents may have to look up what a church key is. (it has nothing to do with church)

 

I have an old blue plastic bottle opener on my key chain. It was on the key ring when my brother handed me the keys to his '70 Cutlass S in 1991. The car was stolen in 1992 and the keys are all I have left. When I bought my '72 Supreme, I kept the '70 keys on also for a while (ya know, just in case I saw the car again someday. I would just drive it back home ).

I've since removed the '70 keys but the bottle opener remains...a reminder of my 1st car/love and my brother's generosity. I don't think I ever used it to open a bottle

 

And a cigar punch

 

That looks like a .50 cal round?

 

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Yeah kinda. Notice the seam, that is where the bottom can be pulled back revealing a round cutting edge that "punches" a hole in the head of a cigar so it can be drawn upon and smoked.

 

Many church keys in that pic

 

Ha ha. When I bought my '72 Skylark convertible (which I drove cross-country) for $475, the keys I received were on a ring with a well-worn bottle opener.

I kept those keys on that opener through the years I had that car, and passed it to the kid who bought the car after an idiot U-turner put more of a dent in it than I wanted to fix.
I kinda wished I had kept it, but keeping it with the car was the right thing to do. Some cars just have to come with a bottle opener.

- Eric

 

I usually only have keys on my key ring and they look to be the original keys. But my kids got me a speedracer car key chain a few years ago for the convertible so that's what I have. I love it, creates a lot of conversations, you know Trixie my first crush and of curse chim chim.

 

nice collection, cant remember the last i saw a safety pin either

 

This is a neat thread! Here's what I have on Teepo's key chain, lol.

 

70s Smokey the Bear Key Chain...