R61G Italian Door Trunk KEY Blank FIAT 1957-66, ALFA ROMEO 57-65, FERRARI 330GT

Description

R61G
LATE 1950's to Mid 1960's  Italian Door/Trunk Key Blank
Fits SOME:
Fiat Doors/Trunk: 1957-1966  (approximately)
Alfa Romeo Door/Trunk: 1957-1965  (approximately)
Lamborghini: Miura (Doors, Some 1966-1973...also used reverse 61G key)
Ferrari Doors on Late 50's Models like 250GT, 60's models like 330GT
Moretti: Late 50's Doors/Trunk
THIS
R61G
KEY REPLACES KEYS WITH KEY CODE
Key codes for R61G series (with similar head shape to this key):
R61G:  3 digits, from 615-899
***IMPORTANT FITMENT NOTES***
The various Italian makes randomly shared around 6 different types of door/trunk keys (each with multiple sub-variants) from the mid 1960's through the mid 1990's.   This key is just one of the possibilities.   It can be confusing!  Just because a key looks like kind of like your current key doesn't mean it will open your door.
See
pic #5
for a graphical representation of some of the various styles.
I would suggest you start by narrowing your search for a similar blank by first finding a key with a
similar head shape
. Then, if you are lucky enough to have an original key with a 4 digit key code, you can narrow it down with a high degree of accuracy.  If the only keys you have are duplicates, you may have to use the diagrams in pic#5 to figure out which keyhole your key would fit into.   This key will replace keys with the following part numbers:
R61G, AR1161A, FT5, or AF-4I
.  If your existing key has one of these part numbers on it, you have the correct key.
When in doubt, please feel free to contact me with any part numbers or key codes on your existing keys or non-blurry pictures of your existing keys.  I would be happy to help you figure out the best replacement.  I stock most (but not all) of these key types.  If I don't have it, I will tell you what you need and where you might find it.  Its my mission to match the right key with the right car and make for happy buyers.
Thanks for looking and HAPPY MOTORING!