Edward Hamilton wrote:
> Would a few of you late model Spit owners pull the key out of your
> pocket and provide me with the manufacturers name and number of a
> working blank.
FWIW, the Cole copy I have for a 1980 Spitfire ignition switch lock is
marked "EN15". However, I haven't been able to locate a replacement at
any of the local key cutting places. I'm going to try the other
listers' suggestions and see how I do, but you may have better luck
finding an EN15 in your area than I did in Atlanta.
On a side note, they guy at Home Depot, who was trying to look up the
key blank in his cross reference, asked the standard "Who makes
Triumph?" One of his coworkers quickly enlightened both of us, though,
when he replied "It's one of those French cars. Try looking under
Fiat." I guess it just to show that it ain't just our LBCs that are
curiosities/mysteries in the wilds of America!
Good luck!
-Schuyler
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Schuyler E. Grace
'73 Spitfire 1500 - FM1183U
schuyler@bellsouth.net
schuyler.grace@atl.frb.org
http://members.tripod.com/~schuyler/
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