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Anyone know where I can obtain a suitable blank to have a spare ignition key cut? Having a real difficulty obtaining one.<br>
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Cheers<br>
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Calum

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The secretary of Club Triumph (Derek Pollock) can supply certain blanks at £1.00 a time. He can be reached on 020 8440 9000.<br>
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Hope this helps.

<p>Martin<br>
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1968 Triumph 1300FWD<br>
2002 BMW 320d<br>
2002 Renault Scenic<br>
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Thanks Martin. Do you you know if he's willing to sell to non-members? (Club Triumph that is).<br>
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Calum<br>


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My local lock smith has used "Silca" make UNI19 and CEM2 blanks when he has copied some keys for me as I could not get them made in the normal auto shops.

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Calum,<br>
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I am sure that demand is so small he would probably sell to you particularly if recommended by a member...<br>
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I don't know that he will have the right thing but know that he does stock a number of the common Triumph blanks.<br>
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Be lucky!

<p>Martin<br>
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1968 Triumph 1300FWD<br>
2002 BMW 320d<br>
2002 Renault Scenic<br>
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I got mine from a key cutting place in Wantage. At the time it never occurred to me to go to an auto parts place. I guess I was thinking "key" not "car key". They had to wait a few days for their supplier to come in, but it seemed pretty straightforward.<br>
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Then I went home and found I had a spare set anyway!<br>
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David

<p>1980 Sprint<br>
1980 1850HL with Sprint gearbox, propshaft and axle<br>
1972 VW Camper Van</p><i></i>

Thanks to all for your help. Giving the codes seems to have helped a local firm. Have to pop in on Monday, and hopefully problem will be solved.<br>
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Calum

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