[MikeK]

If I recall, the Spain pop-outs had single digit key codes, there were only a few numbers issued. I believe #4 & #7 were the majority. A simple key that most any real locksmith could pick then make a key for in minutes. The locks were actually fairly reliable, and had that nice feature of originals- you could unlock it (on, popped out) then put your keys away. No need to let them dangle and klank up your nice nickel dash panel. A simple push shuts it off and locks it. I'm amazed by the number of people I meet who have never had an A with an original switch and do not understand how conveniently they worked. They're happy with the non-pop replacements.