I had some keys cut from codes for a few sets of locks from http://keys4classics.com/
It took some back and forth figuring out the right blanks to use for the doors and trunk (reference blank is Taylor D79Y - 26mm from shoulder to tip), but the keys arrived today and they work great!
Had two keys cut for two sets, cost was around $37.
The easiest way to get the code is to look on the side of the trunk lock (inside the trunk), there is a 4-digit number there. If your locks are a matched set, the doors, gas cap and console lock will all be the same for high-window cars. Ignition key is different.
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http://www.shiftco.com - my blog about cars (and stuff)
Latest post: http://www.shiftco.com/radios/the-test-mule/
67.5 SRL-00139 sleeping
67.5 SPL-11481 suspended animation
67.5 SPL-12961 snoring
67.5 SPL-13622 - H20 PWR!