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  1. 06-24-2013, 11:28 AM #1
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    FS: 70 - 73 Black/Maroon Factory Original Pouch 9.5/10

    If you missed out on Beaker's pouch yesterday I have one that's very close at a lower price. I'd put this one at barely used at 9.5/10.

    Black with maroon lining and the hinge clasp for a 70-73 car. $425 shipped within the US. SOLD



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    is the inside leather? were they matched to the interior of a car? I ask as my 74 Prussian blue has a like new, oem leather key fob and it has the same blue leather on the inside of the pouch as the leather on the interior of the car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EARLY911ZOO View Post
    is the inside leather?
    Yes, as far as I can tell... although not the same quality as the exterior leather.

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    were they matched to the interior of a car?
    I really doubt it, although maybe someone begged for it. It was maroon 90% of the time and random other colors (blue, black, white, putty, green) the rest. I think Harvey W. has some stories regarding these pouches from his time at his dealership.
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