
Originally Posted by
S3ute
Hello from Brisbane.
If the barrel has a number it will more than likely be a Union key - take that number to a competent locksmith and get a key cut.
If there is no number it is probably easiest to take the whole switch.
I took a door lock assembly and had a set of door keys cut for about $9 at my neighbourhood locksmith. Forget Mr Minit etc just find someone who understands older car keys.
Cheers,
I'm surprised it was that cheap (I recently got a couple of filing cabinet keys cut by number), but you are spot on about "Forget Mr Minit etc" - you need a proper locksmith, preferably one that's been around since these keys were commonplace. I found that I was unable to get similar duplicates cut for a 1986 Landrover at a locksmith because they did not have the blanks.
John
John
JDNSW
1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
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