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British Car Keys
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Your source for Wilmot Breeden keys. You can find your key code on the face of the ignition switch. Example; FP 735. On later cars, no key code is stamped on the face of the ignition switch. No key code are stamped on the housing of the ignition switch. The original car owner's for later cars received a metal tag with the key code number stamped on it.
The door locks, glove box lock, trunk lock will have numbers stamped on the body of the lock (No letters). For example, on my TR 4 the number stamped on the handle. You will have to remove the handle to view the three digits stamped on the housing. On the trunk handle stem, look for three digit code numbers. For the glove box lock, the number is stamped on the housing side. For cars after 1967, no key code number is stamped on the glove box housing. I do have a ring of pre-cut keys, can send the owner to determine the correct key code numbers.
The key code number may be listed on your car build record. You can order from British Heritage web page listed on my site. I would requests the key code number with you inquiry. For Jaguar owners in USA and Canada, have a address to contact in New Jersey, USA.
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