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Door key blanks, 1989 328 GTS

Discussion in '308/328' started by jonesdds, Dec 31, 2006.

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  1. Crallscars

    Crallscars F1 Rookie

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    Thanks, for the info in keys and codes, when I bought our 308 it only came with one set of keys, so I quickly found blanks and had copies made.

    Who is a good source for embroidered floor mats?
     
  2. doug328

    doug328 Formula 3

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    Me too. But I was lucky, my car came with 3 sets of folding keys, I guess that could be a good thing now that they are NLA.
     
  3. jonesdds

    jonesdds Formula 3

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    Thanks for the info as well. I didn't think keys4classics had my blanks as I'd seen them on ebay and they didn't seem to have them using that link to access the store. So, easy to get the door keys made from the code, I'm waiting on a response regarding ignition from the dealership.

    Jeff
     
  4. nero328gts

    nero328gts Karting

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    why do the 328 and tr keys fold
     
  5. Crallscars

    Crallscars F1 Rookie

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    Because they can.
     
  6. doug328

    doug328 Formula 3

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    Thats like the joke "why does a dog lick his balls?"
     
  7. Crallscars

    Crallscars F1 Rookie

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    Yea, I got introuble with that joke at work once.

    She said it was sexual harassment, must have been her life partner laying on the floor cleaning things up.....
     
  8. M.James

    M.James F1 Rookie

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    The 'folding key' explanation was in a previous thread - its supposedly a 'safety feature' so the driver doesn't get hurt by impaling their leg on it in a bad crash......
     
  9. BigTex

    BigTex Seven Time F1 World Champ
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    A chatter just posted the OEM Nieman blanks on collectibles.....

    I use Ilco and Taylor blanks as well........

    Ilco run about $4 each....no horsie though.......
     
  10. Crallscars

    Crallscars F1 Rookie

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    What collectables, and what are the ones with "Horsies" worth?
     
  11. M.James

    M.James F1 Rookie

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    They're not OEM - they're replicas. The last time I was offered OEM Nieman key blanks, the cost was $300 EACH.

    Makes the F-40 key blank, at $80, a bargain.
     
  12. Crallscars

    Crallscars F1 Rookie

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    Makes Ilco sound pretty good
     
  13. dm_n_stuff

    dm_n_stuff Four Time F1 World Champ
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    AJ's repros are VERY HIGH QUALITY.

    Can't tell them from the originals.

    I have a set I bought from him a while ago, along with a couple of original keys I got for about $100 each. I haven't seen any on ebay lately, but I would guess $300 is about right.

    Grab a couple of these. They're very nice quality and you can cut them yourself with a dremel, I did!!

    Dave
     
  14. jonesdds

    jonesdds Formula 3

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    My thread seems to have degenerated a bit here. Never thought that key blanks would turn into sexual discrimination. Anyway, I've got it figured out for a what I think will be a cheap and accurate way to make copies. Apparently keys4classics.com can get key codes from high res photos at an inexpensive cost and copy the keys that way as well. Makes me wonder about the security of keys to begin with. Maybe that's why the $4 key turned into a $150 key for modern cars.

    Jeff
     
  15. gtestarossa007

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    i have looked long and hard i may have came with some oem folding blanks i dont know how many i end up with and iam still looking for more if anyone has any please contact me gtestarossa007 at 913 579 6787 or [email protected]
     
  16. CliffBeer

    CliffBeer Formula 3

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    Incidentally, if you have your original Neiman key for your 308, your key code is the number stamped on the one side of the key head.
     

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