[It Worked!] Lost key code for my 1968 Ferrari 330GTC - what can I do?

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Megamind
Member since May 2022 • 69 posts

Looking for my 1968 Ferrari 330GTC's factory key code to program a key

Posted on August 28, 2024
Adminbot
Staff Member • 1703 posts

Hello! We've developed a VIN-based tool to help you get your key code for the 1968 Ferrari 330GTC. Check it out here: VIN Key Code Generator.

Posted on August 29, 2024

Replies (6)

Bluescreen
Member • 10 posts

Can’t believe this worked on my 1968 Ferrari 330GTC. Huge thanks!

August 29, 2024 Reply
Kingkong
Member • 52 posts

Hoping someone can confirm this works for a newer 1968 Ferrari 330GTC.

August 30, 2024 Reply
Orangesoda
Member • 30 posts

Any updates on getting the key code for the 1968 Ferrari 330GTC?

August 31, 2024 Reply
Techwiz
Member • 91 posts

Trying this on my 1968 Ferrari 330GTC later. Will report back.

September 01, 2024 Reply
Voodooman
Member • 53 posts

I’ve got a 2012 1968 Ferrari 330GTC, would this method still work?

September 02, 2024 Reply
Codemaster
Member • 138 posts

My 1968 Ferrari 330GTC is just sitting there waiting for a miracle like this.

September 03, 2024 Reply

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