won't turn without "a" key just doesn't have to be the exact key. I
guess you could call it Semi-safe. Then again a 67 does not have a
steering lock or anything else that would preclude the typical
hot-wiring.
>Original Message-----
From: Bob De Weese [SMTP:bearlock@erols.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 1997 2:30 PM
To: Randy Rees
Cc: 'todd@nutria.nrlssc.navy.mil'; 'mgs@autox.team.net'
Subject: Re: locks
Randy Rees wrote:
>
> Then in must be my lock is wigged out, I just realized I can start my
> car with just about any key that fits in the slot. I must have been
> using the glovebox key to start the car all this time.
Boy, that's scary! It's possible that some PO took the lock apart for
some reason (lost the key, maybe), and removed all the tumblers. I hope
you have a hidden kill switch.
The '68 I owned in high school could be started with a dime, but that
was in a "kinder, gentler time". My fiends had a ball though. At
least once a week I had to come out of school and hunt for my car.
Bobby
77 MGB Roadster
--
Bob De Weese
Certified Professional Locksmith
bearlock@bigfoot.com
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