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These two padlocks were picked last fall with the other padlocks that I posted early from Indianapolis, Indiana. Now I just need a Mopar. These padlocks were made by the Best Lock Company. Anyone can order there logo on the lock. I just happen to find a Chevrolet and Ford logo on these.
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Thank you AR8Jason! Just like the other padlocks I have shown with logos of other companys. Where I worked we had padlocks with our company name on them. So I'm assuming Chevrolet, Ford and anyone else could have there logo stamped on lock. I hope this answers your question.
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