Aight, I have been wondering for awhile. How come there are two sets of keys for the older mustangs???? Like, for example, Glen has the pony key, along with me. BUT there is also a different set of keys. I mean, Was the pony keys an option or something? i dont get it.

 

Good question, I've been trying to find an answer to that question myself! I have the non Pony keys!

 

the Pony keys are aftermarket, I got the first set in So-Cal for the 67-93's....

 

Here is a pic of the original keys that came with my 65 from the factory. They have the pony on them. I got the new set from Texas Mustang as a blank, and had them cut at the local hardware store. I guess there are other key blanks that work, but factory Mustang keys should have the pony on them.

 

Thats what I thought too. My 66 has the original keys and they have a pony on them.

 

no, have you seen the other keys in the mustang books? they have regular 66 mustang keys, and they have the keys with a pony. I asked somebody that has a 66 vert about his keys, they were original and weren't the pony keys. Look in the books, they dont lie.

 

A picture is worth a thousand words Charles.

 

it says two STANDARD keys. as opposed to the PONY keys.


http://mustangsunlimited.com/itemdy0...atkey=emustang

 

they are just a key that u would get at the auto parts store! the pony are a repo of the originals!

 

idk. i have seen these keys alot. I think they were used........