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2007 GTS
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just found 1 set of vespa keys, please pm to accuratly describe and I will fwd them to you. You must have the correct key cut out combination
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Key Finder Key Chain
All you need to do is clap, whistle or shout. Any loud noise causes the Key Finder to beep and the light to flash ![]() |
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You must be a distant relative of my wife. She is the joy of my life, but she is "key challenged", and when she misplaces a set they are tough to find.
Recommendations: First check the trash. Yes we have found them there. Check the laundry. You don't want them to get going through a wet spin cycle. Check the floor of all closets. Check all pockets, shoes, purses, iceboxes, and the pet's toy box. Check all medicine cabinets and storage areas. One of our sets spend many days next to the laundry soap. Check the refrigerator and the dishwasher. Check all drawers that you have been near since you last used them. Check all doors that you might have opened using other keys on the ring. Check your shed if you have one, and finally, Check the inside of any windup clocks. One set of our keys spent a week inside a Grandmother Clock. Good Luck!! |
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29,000 miles on my atlantic pastel green 2007 GTS 250
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![]() 29,000 miles on my atlantic pastel green 2007 GTS 250
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MoonDancer wrote: You must be a distant relative of my wife. She is the joy of my life, but she is "key challenged", and when she misplaces a set they are tough to find. Recommendations: First check the trash. Yes we have found them there. Check the laundry. You don't want them to get going through a wet spin cycle. Check the floor of all closets. Check all pockets, shoes, purses, iceboxes, and the pet's toy box. Check all medicine cabinets and storage areas. One of our sets spend many days next to the laundry soap. Check the refrigerator and the dishwasher. Check all drawers that you have been near since you last used them. Check all doors that you might have opened using other keys on the ring. Check your shed if you have one, and finally, Check the inside of any windup clocks. One set of our keys spent a week inside a Grandmother Clock. Good Luck!! |
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Based on the picture there's only one place the keys could be hiding.
And I ain't going in there to look for them! |
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MoonDancer wrote: You must be a distant relative of my wife. She is the joy of my life, but she is "key challenged", and when she misplaces a set they are tough to find. Recommendations: First check the trash. Yes we have found them there. |
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