Red,
They were available for a long time through the hardware store key
suppliers like Curtis. They had the machine and the rotating think of
blanks. The 72 Midget key was either AA-1 (Austin America) or BL-1 (British
Leyland)
Peter C
=
At 05:14 PM 12/26/2001, Red Midget wrote:
>Greetings all,
>
>I am searching for a spare set of key blanks for my 1972 Midget GAN5UC.
>Local lock smithie says they are not available to him. I think someone
>told me Volvo keys would work? Any Ideas folks?
>
>On another note: After an afternoon af wrenchiing in a 42F degree garage I
>came up with a name for my new charge, it is an acronymn B.O.B.B.Y. ...
>You can guess what it stands for. I will give you the last letter Y= Yes.
>
>Lon /
>RedMidget72
>1972 Midget GAN5UC118 (Bobby)
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