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No. With GM cars, the round key opened the doors, the square key started the car. If the car was locked, it took both keys to get in and go anywhere. GM did that, Chrysler and Ford did not. I don't know what the patterns might have been with imports.
In John Waters' movie, "Desperate Living", there's a scene where two of the characters get into a car and drive away. When the car starts, the motorized antenna raises. Waters says that it always gets a laugh, and he still can't understand why.
With some makes, it didn't raise unless the radio was turned on.
Chrysler did it to I had a 1968 Dodge 2 keys. One had the Pentastar emblem on it the other was just oval, oval for the locks and trunk penistar for the ignition.
Sheep skin chamois
White's Whitewall cleaner
Car phone & antenna
Carpet for dashboard & headliner
Gun rack. In rural areas where hunting is popular it was common to see gun racks inside trucks.
Music horn
You can still get that stuff and you can order carpet and headliner from JC Whitney you can get everything that you listed you must not be that old if you came up with that list. I can go and get white wall cleaner today at autozone and car phone atena look on the back of a police car same type atena as a car phone. Some people still have classic cars with white walls. And gun racks are still sold at stores.
You can still get that stuff and you can order carpet and headliner from JC Whitney you can get everything that you listed you must not be that old if you came up with that list. I can go and get white wall cleaner today at autozone and car phone atena look on the back of a police car same type atena as a car phone. Some people still have classic cars with white walls. And gun racks are still sold at stores.
Not in the Detroit area you can get anything for any year of car.
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