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  1. 06-24-2011, 04:37 AM #1
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    Keys and pouches

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  2. 06-24-2011, 05:53 AM #2
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    Great topic Raj. Not sure why but I have a preference for the key fobs rather than pouches. They seem simple enough at first glance but finding ones with the correct crest and proper grain on the leather is quite difficult.

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    Thomas,

    Your cars are too easily stolen!! You have to have some camouflage for thieves so they realize it's fruitless to try to go through all the keys to find the right one....
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  4. 06-24-2011, 05:14 PM #4
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    The guru for vintage Porsche keys is

    Tony Euganeo
    Address: 501 Folcroft Avenue, Sharon Hill, PA 19079
    He prefers that you CALL rather than email
    Tel. No.: (610) 461-0519
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    Tony cut me some keys from the number on a broken old key and they were perfectly like the originals
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    Quote Originally Posted by bfunke View Post

    lockandkeyid.com
    Slick little web site.

    Here is pic of one of two sets of original keys for my car with what I believe to be the original, 'proper' key pouch. Ignition lock, glove compartment and luggage compartment keys are shown on that web site.
    My Hirschmann antenna key is different from ones I have seen in eBay ads for NOS. Opening for key ring is much smaller on mine, which was for an AUTA 4245 antenna, which is NLA I believe.
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  6. 06-25-2011, 09:17 AM #6
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    Key fobs

    There are quite a few differences in the key fobs. I am interested to see the results of this thread. I have noticed many slight differences as I have seen burgundy or tan interiors. There are variations in the size of the logo. The clasps are different. Here are 2 originals that I have. Notice the texture of the leather as one is smooth and shiny and one is textured and matte.
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    My Hirschmann antenna key is different from ones I have seen in eBay ads for NOS. Opening for key ring is much smaller on mine, which was for an AUTA 4245 antenna, which is NLA I believe.
    I have one of those too.

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    Another pouch . . . . . . . .
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