KABA ILCO VL8-P Ilco, Plastic Head Master Key Blank For Volvo 240 Series DL & GL

My old key for some reason didn't go into the keyhole for the trunk of my 240 and had bent from me trying to force it in. After filing it into the same shape as my old one, which only took about 10 minutes, this one fits and turns in all keyholes of my car including the one my old key mysteriously wouldn't work on despite looking exactly the same.I've gotta say 10 minutes of measuring and filing while watching a show sure as hell beats driving 20 minutes to a locksmith or a place with a key cutting machine and paying 5-10 times the price.I've ordered two in case I needed a spare or messed up filing the other. Maybe I'll make a valet key if I can figure that out.

If your vintage car uses this key, then by all means procure a supply of them inexpensively so you'll have it when you need it. The locksmith does not have this key, and the dealership may or may not, and if they do, it may be the all-metal version, not this plastic head identical to the original factory key. If you ever need to have a key made in an emergency, you will thank yourself for thinking ahead. I went an extra step and had all the keys but one cut at the auto dealership. They only charged me one cutting fee to do the whole lot. I was thinking of putting one (cut or un-cut) in a magnetic box as an extra measure of prevention. The lesson I learned in buying a car with only one key is to buy the key blanks in advance when I am shopping for that certain vintage car, and the first thing to do upon acquisition is get extra keys made at the dealership.

No deal here, one 25 cent piece of metal. I received one key. MORE than a few reviews states they were sent two and even 10. WHOOAA! I guess I wasn't part of that bargain. No deal here

Fits

Did not realize that this was a pack of 10, but very pleased with the purchase. I have yet to actually get a key cut but the quality is good.

It replaced the missing keys from a 1989 Volvo

Is a blank key