KEYS

I went to an "old school" locksmith in town that looked at the blanks, knew what they were, and pulled them off his rack. I think he mentioned they were from a Jaguar. Home Depot will not be able to do that! Call around town, you may get lucky.

Steve

My BIGGEST problem is I research BUT don't finish nor make notes.

here is the start of what I have for keys

Ignition is a ford capri and the door and deckled is a fiat
http://www.avcokey.com/search.aspx?find=fc7
http://www.avcokey.com/search.aspx?find=ft37
http://www.avcokey.com/search.aspx?find=ft38

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.

Not many old time lock smith shops around anymore but I know one still open about 20 miles away its worth a call.
Thanks
Dominic

Dominic, one of the real problems with many Pantera keys is, 43 years of wear leaves the brass keys themselves rather badly worn- along with the locks themselves. So a new copy made from what you have may or may not work in your locks. That's another reason to take the whole car to a lock-smith, who will not only make you new keys, he will try them in your locks and make minor changes so they actually are useful. This could save several back-and-forth trips and some bad feelings. Just a thought.