I scored some aftermarket AMC keys in a back-country hardware store, and after getting home, I sorted thru them. I have gold ignition keys with RA-4 on them, and silver with RA-4, both square heads. But, one of the silver keys says RA-5, and has different width cuts and spacing of the slotting on the key. Both types of silver keys are made by Curtis, and have square heads. The round key for the trunk/glove box is an RA-3, has the same cut/width slot guide pattern as the gold and silver RA-4's, but with a small cut-out back by the key-stop where the key widens out some, at the bottom. Maybe a way to find the key in the dark? lol Any idea what the RA-5 is for? Any key experts on the list? Here's some other key brands I have for AMC : ILCO - no code, square head, igntion/door '74 Gremlin AXXESS + - key # 16, modern equivalent ignition/door. Briggs and Stratton hex head - code # 1644 , ignition Briggs and Stratton round head - code # 1667, rear hatch ( both B & S keys look like RA-4 slotting, they fit my '72 Gremlin ) RA-1 - round head, looks like an ILco brand, faded out - fits my '74 Gremlin locking gas cap. Well, that's my handy-dandy key report, anyone know anything about RA-5's, let me know. Thanks! Jerry in Virginia