Re: IML: The key is, there are no keys!

[RandalPark@xxxxxxx]

If you can drive it to a good lock smith, he can probably make a key for it while you wait. He should have tools that would enable him to know the position of the tumblers in order to make the key. I took the locks out of my '55 and brought them to a local locksmith in order to get keys made several years back. It was no big deal.

Paul

In an email dated Sun, 3 4 2005 2:37:23 am GMT, Brad Hogg <luxoliner@xxxxxxx> writes:

>Help! ?I bought a 68 Newport today and there are no keys. ?What am I to do?
>One of the worst effects of this is, I don't know what's in the trunk!
>Jimmy Hoffa could be in there and I'd never know unless I can get the thing
>open. ?Can a locksmith pick the lock? ?Can a locksmith make new keys from
>the lock cylinders? ?I don't want to have to change all the cylinders. ?If I
>have to change them, are they available? ?Thanks in advance for your help!
>
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