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I got this brass one with the crest from VB for my 4, they also have w/o crest. Suppose Moss's are the same thing and good quality.
Key guy was so impressed they were for a 66TR he cut them for free.
You can also order original keys rather than a duplicate if you have the key code (usually easy to find). Both Pete Groh & George Richardson have an extensive stock of Wilmot-Breeden (& Union?) keys they have salvaged or saved from various sources.
If you're just hiding a spare under the floor mat I guess it doesn't matter much but for the keys I use everyday a nicely worn set of originals seems right and doesn't cost much more than a blank + cutting.
You might also try your local locksmith. NOT the high school kid behind the key machine at Walmart or Home Depot, but a real locksmith who has been in business for a few decades. :wink:
Bill.... there's a place in Meriden that used to have blanks for TR6 keys. It was where that DiNaro movie was made many years ago.......on East Main St right after you cross Broad St on the left side. He's a locksmith.
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