Door locks

[1964C10]

FYI on the keys. I had the same problem with mine, only a key to the ignition. I took all my door locks, ignition and glove box lock to a locksmith here who knew what he was doing and by looking at the number on the cylinder he knew exactly what keys to cut and what tumbler setup to use in the other locks. Now I have one key (new) that locks everything and he only charged me $20. So no need to spend $90 for a matched set just find a good locksmith in the phone book, typically the older they are the better!

[mbgmike]

Originally Posted by 1964C10

FYI on the keys. I had the same problem with mine, only a key to the ignition. I took all my door locks, ignition and glove box lock to a locksmith here who knew what he was doing and by looking at the number on the cylinder he knew exactly what keys to cut and what tumbler setup to use in the other locks. Now I have one key (new) that locks everything and he only charged me $20. So no need to spend $90 for a matched set just find a good locksmith in the phone book, typically the older they are the better!

$20.00 is a good price. We provide locksmith services.Our store manager Jennifer, her whole family are locksmiths. We also sell complete sets but not at $90.00

your talking less than $20.00 for a replacement set.

A good locksmith can make any key for a car even without a number.It just takes longer