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Title: keys Post by: robbzfc58 on November 04, 2003, 11:54:28 AM i went to get a key cut for fc, but they said they can no longer get the blanks. are they available from somewhere other than ebay at $25 plus cutting?
cheers trev Title: Re: keys Post by: knickers on November 04, 2003, 12:31:55 PM Trev
I believe Lorie 03 9717 4400 in the EH holden club has genuine GM key blanks from USA. Same as our GM keys used on the '48 to '71 Holdens at $12.00 ea. I havn't seen them but saw the add on the EH site Nick Title: Re: keys Post by: normd on November 04, 2003, 12:56:13 PM Trev
There's a couple of old Hardware shops here , I'll check to see if they've got any blanks , I'll get "the Old Girl" to see them tomorrow if "I'm still alive" ( she's lookin over my shoulder right now :-/ ) Norm :) Title: Re: keys Post by: fe2ek on November 04, 2003, 09:25:44 PM There is someone selling them on Ebay all the time also.
Regards Geoff Title: Re: keys Post by: Shayne on November 04, 2003, 09:51:46 PM I brought 4 sets off the ebay bloke by emailing him with an offer. It worked out about $12/key including postage. I know it's expensive, but what isn't these days?
A bit of a bonus, when I went to the hardware shop to get them cut, they cut them for free because I supplied my own blanks! Are you sure Lorie from the EH club isn't 'the ebay bloke'? ??? PS: All the blanks sold by 'the ebay bloke' are the same, he just advertises them under each separate Holden model. Title: Re: keys Post by: ACE on November 04, 2003, 10:43:28 PM I'm also looking for some key blanks as i have a machine that cuts the keys to G.M code.
Trev, If you find some blanks and want them cut to code let me know. ACE 8) Title: Re: keys Post by: -KIWI- on November 05, 2003, 02:57:40 AM found keys blanks over here in litte old nz
$ 5.oo for 2 blanks kiwi fc ek supplier of obsolete key blanks unless your name is emu in which case they are $ 20.oo each Title: Re: keys Post by: Spinner on November 05, 2003, 04:19:18 AM I purchased a few sets of keys from the Ebay bloke (Rudi25 or whatever). After speaking to him, I din't mind th eprice. He says he is selling the keys as a means of helping to support his son who had a nasty industrial accident for which the compensation was very inadequate.
Cheers Spinner Title: Re: keys Post by: robbzfc58 on November 05, 2003, 09:03:16 AM ;Dthanks guys where would we be without this forum
kiwi what do EWE need to know to get them for me ace i'll be in touch thanks trev ;D Title: Re: keys Post by: Sarge on November 05, 2003, 11:15:09 AM Kiwi
Can you e-mail me price on two set. Regards Mark ;) Title: Re: keys Post by: normd on November 05, 2003, 01:02:28 PM Hi Guys
Are you after "Genuine GMH" keys or just a standard key, if your after just standard keys , the shop here has 14 in stock and no probs getting more . (http://photo.starblvd.net/~normd/3-4-1.jpg) $3-50 each +P&H Norm Title: Re: keys Post by: robbzfc58 on November 05, 2003, 01:15:10 PM hi norm its too easy!!
i've sent details to kiwi. we'll see what happens there thanks mate trev Title: Re: keys Post by: normd on November 07, 2003, 06:41:35 AM OOOOP's
Made a mistake ... $3-50 " including P&H" Norm :-[ Title: Re: keys Post by: Emu on November 07, 2003, 12:09:01 PM Hey Kiwi,
Its me Wallaby. Could I get a set of your keys. I promise I won't tell that nasty old Emu. Thanks Em... I mean Wallaby, Lover of Kiwis. Title: Re: keys Post by: -KIWI- on November 07, 2003, 08:31:03 PM mr wallaby
please explain why yur user name is still EMU?? good try but as u know kiwis are very intelligent bird s unlike emus so hop along mr walla i mean emu kiwi fc ek supplier of quality keys to most people apart from emuwallabys ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D |