Yes, a locksmith can cut a key for it. There should be a code on the cylinder. If not then a good looksmith can "read" the keyway and cut a key. You might consider getting the locksmith to put different pins in it so that it matches the ignition lock. Some day I hope to get the door, ignition, and glove box keyed alike. That is kinda pricey though. If you had enough different cylinders you could do it yourself. I have seen an article on doing it yourself, but lost a bunch of information on stuff like that when my computer crashed here a while back. When I had all of my locks out for clenaning it looked like they all used the same pins and springs. And if I remember correctly it is just a thin brass strip that holds the guts in the cylinder. I shouldn't be to difficult to use one as the master pull the rest apart and mix and match pins and sprins to get them all keyed alike. I hope that helps.
