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PostPosted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 8:32 am 
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Marion locksmiths cut to code.
I usually just rekey the locks to whatever key I already have, it's very easy, minis seem to only use three in sizes in their locks. however if you know your code its probably easier to get a key cut than to pull your doors apart.

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Wilmot Breeden still exist (sort of), this is off their website

‘FS’ Key Series
These distinctive ‘hexagon’- headed keys are cut on one side only (‘single-entry’), and fluted on both faces so that cylinders resist screwdriver entry. The range has 80 combinations (‘differs’) from FS 876-955, which can be extended to 180, maximum. This is our standard series for handles and small locks and cannot be master-keyed. Keys can be ‘coined’ with a logo when volume is sufficient.

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#4 looks like a petrol cap key (after market) and #5 looks like a Krooklock key.

My 62 Cooper had one like #2 for the boot, don't know if it was original.

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