[bishop1911]

This is sort of a weird one, and I didnt know where to put this, so I figured here would be ok.

Does anyone have or know where to find actual vintage keychains from the year of the car you have? I was thinking a 69 mach 1 keychain would be a cool gift, but looking around on the internet just mostly gives me brand new ones.

Does anyone know a place?

Thank you.

 

[awhtx]

Fleabay or Antique Stores.

 

[bishop1911]

Does anyone have a picture of one from That era?

 

[gt350sr]

I had a customer come in with a POS old Toyota that we ended up 'putting a bullit in' as it wasn't worth fixing. I spotted a 1965 Mustang Fastback shaped rubber keychain on his keys- he noticed I was drooling over it, so ended up giving it to me! I love it- and I'm pretty sure he thinks I'm an idiot... lol

 

[malarson]

This is from the dealer where my car was sold new.

 

[DrHawkeye]

eBay has some good stuff. I have a 1964 1/2 keychain, and just got a NOS Mustang leather fob thingy.

 

[Woodchuck]

I've got a vintage leather key case with 10 hooks....

 

[Brian Conway]

Original key case. 65 mustang Purchased at Bay Shore Motors Pacific Beach Ca.

 

[bishop1911]

Interesting, thanks. Will poke around ebay more.

 

[Grimbrand]

@Brian Conway - I had a fob just like that for my '64 Fairlane. Same color leather too, but it didn't have a dealership stamped on it, only the Ford crest. Lost it along with my keys, when I was a goofy teenager. Dangit.

 

[196667Bob]

There are a lot of Reproductions available, as well as many NOS Aftermarket ones. However, my favorite original, whish I picked up 25 or 30 years ago, is the attached NOS leather one.
I have seen one without a Dealer's imprint on the back, but so far, it has eluded me.

Bob

 

[Quicksilver66]

I just bought a vintage Ford Driver Education Graduate keychain off eBay. Thought it was pretty cool. You can also check Etsy.

 

[gt350sr]

I found mine! lol

 

[kenash]

All of those OEMs are really neat to have together with your mustang. My claim to this fame, is having my OEM owners manual for the early '65 mustangs. Apparently, they were different from the manuals that followed later in the year.