Key Blank

Joe/Ct

Senior Member
I need to make a copy of the ignition key for my '28 Ford roadster. Any help with identifying a make and number?
 
get a hold of A&L 860 693 0112 I think Al`s boy is still running the business have him mumber a blank key and send it to you then take it to a lock smith and have them duplicate the cut on the one you have
 
Most places that cut keys have the most common A key blank, it is usually B1,or B2, and also listed as for locking gas caps.
 
Speaking of pop-outs, is the number visible on the outside of the cylinder, had my
p-o rebuilt and thought it showed, now I don't see it. Any help?

Dudley
 
From 1928 until mid 1930 on the original the number was stamped on the round nickel bezel and could be seen.
It is hidden behind the dash if the number is on the key switch housing. (mid 1930 until end).
 
My suggestion is to contact the "Key Guy", Cal Allen, Chandler, AZ 480-892-0456. Cal has been around the hobby for many years and is expert in everything pertaining to Model A keys and locks. He is also a nice fellow to do business with.

Tom Endy
 
From 1928 until mid 1930 on the original the number was stamped on the round nickel bezel and could be seen.
It is hidden behind the dash if the number is on the key switch housing. (mid 1930 until end).

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Here ia a picture of the 1928-early 1930. The handle on the key is correct for 1930-1931, but it fits this lock and is what came with it when I bought it at the swap meet.
 
I used locking gas cap blanks. The blank for an Allis Chalmers / Simplicity "Homesteader" mower worked also.
 
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