69HO43

And would they be willing to help me out a bit that has a Curtis key cutter with a GM wheel?

I've got 2 sets of GM A&B key blanks and I'm looking to get them properly cut with a Curtis tool instead of simply cloned on a grinder wheel. Got an 85 Cutlass 442 needing new keys cut. I know I could go to the local locksmith, but figured I'd give it a try here first because I'd trust an Olds guy first. You know what I mean. Besides, I had to find the correct part number of the day keys with the A and B facing the correct orientation instead of angled. Trying to make them correct. I have both original keys as well, but I'm not sure about getting the oval key code.

Additionally, I have the ignition key 4 digit alphanumeric code knockout plug still, but not for the oval key. So if anyone with a GM key code decoder ring book can hook me up on the cut code, I'd surely appreciate it.

PM me please.

VC455

PM Joe Padavano. He has the equipment and he's made some nice keys for me as well as modifying cylinders.

3shields

I do, and can.