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ignition keys 1800 1973

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Fri Feb 20 10:34 CST 2009
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Mike;

If you have no success with keys a locksmith makes after removing various items which require keys and bringing them to him, then trying them in your IGNition, about the only other option is paying him for a roadcall where he comes to the vehicle and makes a "key by impression".

Eric; Are there any keying numbers which can be read off somewhere? Oldtimer locksmiths may still have the codebooks which anable them to make a key using these code numbers...otherwise, maybe Mike paying shipping and trying your key collection might not be such a bad idea either!

Good Luck






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