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hi,I have a friend that work for ford back in the 50s early 60s,he gave me some info on ignition key,he said thay didn't make all f100s with diff keys,i have 5 f100s from 58-62 and hes right my 59 key will start the 58 and 62???and 58,62 will start the 59 wow what a shock,
I had an 89 Squire Wagon and have a 86 F250. Both the door and ignition keys are the same.
General Motors used Rochester Products in Rochester, NY to make their lock assemblies and keys. Odds were if you had 100 keys you could get into and start any GM vehicle. My 37 Chevy key would fit a friend's 55 Olds. I surprised a lot of people/ and helped some by getting into their locked cars. And, I only had about 50 different keys.
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