<VV> Key Blanks

[Frank DuVal]

Are you saying that your car uses '69 style lock cylinders, i.e. the E 
and H blanks? Or are you saying your current keys are  the A and B keys 
that fit the '67 car just fine, but these A and B keys have the large 
rectangular head (A) and large oval head (B)?

BTW, you do not want your new blanks duplicated from your old keys. You 
want the new blanks Code Cut using the code derived from your old keys. 
This gives you the correct height of the cuts like it was back in 1967, 
not worn out cuts like your present keys.

Frank DuVal

jrg478 at aol.com wrote:

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>I bought some '67 blanks from Clark's because I do not have the originals for my car. So, I went to a local locksmith shop and asked to have the blanks cut from the "69" style copies I had. I was promptly dismissed and told no, but he could sell me some more of his copies/blanks. 
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>Was this a selling gimick for his blanks or I am I missing something here? I thought you could just use whatever original you had and make a copy. The length of the key is the same. 
> 
>Jay - '67 Monza 110/PG 
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