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Stealing an Amazon (B&E) 120-130 1968

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Fri Dec 5 02:28 CST 2008
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What's the best way to get into an amazon without destroying the glass or the rubber seal around the vent window?

Like a knucklehead, I broke my usual morning routine and the consequences are that my car is locked with the keys in the ignition. I'm at work and my spare keys are at home... somewhere. Seems my daughter thought hiding the keys would be fun and my wife can't find them in the house.

I'm sure they will turn up, but I'm worried that my car sitting here with the keys in the ignition may make a tempting target this evening while I am home hunting for keys.

Worst case, I may need a locksmith. However, being poor I'd rather just get inside myself and deal with the consequences myself. Is there any "trick" opening up a 2-door without smashing the glass?






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