Keys?
Laughing Gas
Joined: Nov 1999
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From: 15 miles west of Venus
You would be surprised at how -few- different keys there are. Ford and GM had something like 15 different keys in the 70's.
As a side note, we were dispatched to a child locked in a car a few years ago. It was a first gen Explorer like my wifes. The other guys were beginning to work on one door and I walked over, stuck my key in and -click-. About had to pick the owner up off of the ground.
As a side note, we were dispatched to a child locked in a car a few years ago. It was a first gen Explorer like my wifes. The other guys were beginning to work on one door and I walked over, stuck my key in and -click-. About had to pick the owner up off of the ground.
Cargo Master
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 2,409
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From: Goliad, Texas
You would be surprised at how -few- different keys there are. Ford and GM had something like 15 different keys in the 70's.
As a side note, we were dispatched to a child locked in a car a few years ago. It was a first gen Explorer like my wifes. The other guys were beginning to work on one door and I walked over, stuck my key in and -click-. About had to pick the owner up off of the ground.
As a side note, we were dispatched to a child locked in a car a few years ago. It was a first gen Explorer like my wifes. The other guys were beginning to work on one door and I walked over, stuck my key in and -click-. About had to pick the owner up off of the ground.
More Turbo
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 673
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From: nortonville illinois
You would be surprised at how -few- different keys there are. Ford and GM had something like 15 different keys in the 70's.
As a side note, we were dispatched to a child locked in a car a few years ago. It was a first gen Explorer like my wifes. The other guys were beginning to work on one door and I walked over, stuck my key in and -click-. About had to pick the owner up off of the ground.
As a side note, we were dispatched to a child locked in a car a few years ago. It was a first gen Explorer like my wifes. The other guys were beginning to work on one door and I walked over, stuck my key in and -click-. About had to pick the owner up off of the ground.
Cross-Country
Joined: Dec 2007
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Back in 1992 I had a company car Plymouth Acclaim and another guy I worked with had a company Dodge Spirit. My key worked in his doors and ignition but his did not work in either of mine. Needless to say his car got "parked around back" more then once. I also had two co-workers with 89 Ford Tempos both silver and one day the clean cut guy got in the other guys Tempo by mistake because his key worked in it. He was wondering why there were Copenhagen chew spit bottles in his car.
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