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Originally Posted by Dead Parrot
Years ago for college money, I worked in a discount store that made keys. After a while, you knew which 2 or 3 key blanks to check and then match the ends. No lookup needed.
Thanks LockDoc for the info. Saved for future reference. My 75 is one that has a swapped ignition. Now has a E key. Doors are still the B key.
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No problem. I posted the info for the '67-'72 trucks a few years ago.
https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=246485
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Originally Posted by eric8
Thank you for compiling this info. My current keys are Ilco branded and have part numbers B44 and B45, which cross over to the correct E and H lock codes for my model year, so looks like I have all original locks.
More nerd info:
The original GM parts book lists a 'B&S number' of 320404 and 320405 for an E and H key code set. The B&S number apparently stands for Briggs and Stratton. I'm assuming of the small engine builder variety?
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Yes, Briggs & Stratton supplied the locks and keys for GM (and many others) since about 1920, They were bought out by Strattec who still supplies locks and keys for the auto industry.
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