Keys

[stustag]

Hi All

I have been wondering does anyone have a set of keys for their Stag like these below. They came with the car and are I believe the master key set?

My other Stag's did not have keys like this so are they unusual or not?

[Des N]

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One of my setsare similar, but the yellow and red plastic fobbits have long gone.

[andy p]

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they are just after market copiedkeys from a locksmiths, ive had loads of cars with keys like that.

[GDPR]

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Yup - me too - the colour coding is handy though, although the plastic bits are not very robust in a hot solvent cleaning scenario......:shock:

[StagnJag]

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I think the original keys would have looked like this.

http://www.clarkandclarkinc.com/1120_ignitionkey.htm

Mine have the plastic bit missing, but have a couple of rivits which presumably would have originally held the plastic bit in place.

Rgds

Dave

[Stagdad]

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Stu ,Looking at the state of them i reckon any screwdriver,nail file,tooth pick would do the job.

Cheers Steve

[Ian Durrant]

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Back in the Seventies my Dads MK1 had a key similar to those plastic looking tops in style (the clarke and clark ones) but was in fact made in leather with the BL logo embossed on it. His was a 1971 model so they probably changed that at some point to plastic .

[stustag]

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Stagdad wrote:

Stu ,Looking at the state of them i reckon any screwdriver,nail file,tooth pick would do the job.

Cheers Steve

Hi Steve

I have airbrushed the detial on the Key part just in case someone could copy from a photo!:shock:

Stuart

[Stagdad]

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stustag wrote:

Stagdad wrote:

Stu ,Looking at the state of them i reckon any screwdriver,nail file,tooth pick would do the job.

Cheers Steve

Hi Steve

I have airbrushed the detial on the Key part just in case someone could copy from a photo!:shock:

Stuart

Good thinking

[andy p]

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dont need a key anyway to drive it away lol