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Find and old locksmith shop around town. If you are lucky, they'll have key blanks for old English and Italian cars. The ignition key is for a 70's Capri and the door/trunk key is for a Fiat. The door/trunk spare key I have is from Taylor and the key code they use is FT9-3 which cross references to Ilco's FT38 (I think).

You're other option is to buy it off eBay but you'll still have to find a shop who is willing to cut your blanks. Good luck.

6/10/1610:59 AM

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