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Thanks Leon...That helps. I had no idea what the difference was. Mailing the package tomorrow. I sent tracking in a PM. I want 2 of the second key pictured. Thanks!

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Thanks Leon! I received my locks a few days ago. So glad I got everything rekeyed...now a quarter can't unlock my doors or start my truck!

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Good deal. Thanks.

LockDoc

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Leon, would you PM me your address? I’d like to send a door and ign cylinder to you for rebuild and like keys. I don’t have either key tho

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PM sent Clyde. No keys, No problem.....

LockDoc

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PM sent

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PM received & replied to.

Thanks,
LockDoc

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Got my drivers door lock and new key with the GM logo back today. It works great. Turn around time was very fast. Thank you for the quick service.

Re: Making Keys For The ’60 -‘66 Chevy Trucks
 

No problem. Thanks.

LockDoc

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What must one do to get the RH door keyed when there is no lock cylinder present? Does one need to buy another door handle? Thanks

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I received the keys you made for me, thanks. :metal:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/4o...w=w455-h604-no

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The lock cylinders are universal and will fit in either handle. If you can find a lock cylinder I can key it the same as your other locks, then you can install it in your existing handle.

LockDoc

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Good deal. Thanks for letting me know.

LockDoc

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Thanks

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Hello Leon
Wanted to thank you for the information on this thread. Due to the covid crisis I’ve had a chance to finally work on my projects. Here is my question. I have a few ignition switches but no keys, my understanding is that you need the key to remove the tumbler. Am I out of luck with those switches? Is there a way to remove those tumblers without a key? Next question is, what is your current price to key alike ignition, 2doors and glove box lock? I don’t have a key.

Tony

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Hi Tony,

I have a set of tryout keys (some people call them master keys) that I use to remove the lock cylinders from switches that have no keys. There really is no way for the average person to remove the lock cylinders without the correct key if you are trying to save them. If a person has a lot of old GM keys laying around they can sometimes get lucky and find one that will work.

The cost to re-key lock cylinders is $12.50 each except for the tailgate handles and they are $15.50. Plus how ever many keys a person wants & return postage.

The cost is determined by the number of cylinders that have to be re-keyed. For example, if the door cylinders are keyed the same then I would cut a key for them from the code number ($7.50 ea for replacement keys cut by code) and re-key the ignition and glove box to match them. @2 x $12.50

Thanks,
LockDoc

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Sending you a pm

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After owning my Short wide side for 16 years, I finally have keys! Thanks Leon, this project has been stalled for quite a long time. It's amazing how things start happening once you've got a set of keys!!

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No problem, glad I could help your project along!

LockDoc

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I have (2) door handles with locks, but no key.

Both door cylinders are coded 9449.

My ignition switch is coded 8074, has a working key, but the key is well worn.

Can you make the doors & ignition all work with one Key ??

What do I need to send you?

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Yes I can.

PM sent.

LockDoc

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Oh crap I kind of wanted to know the answer to that.

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Nice job thanks

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Here is my reply to him:

Hi Ken,

All you would need to send me is the ignition cylinder and key and I will change the ignition to match the door cylinders. The cost would be $15.50 + return postage (about 4 bucks) which would include 2 new keys cut to the 9449 code....

If you have trouble getting the ignition cylinder out of the switch let me know. If you wrap the ignition cylinder in some newspaper or paper towel and tape it up you can mail it in a 6x9 padded envelope by USPS First Class Mail for about 4 bucks.

LockDoc



Thanks.

LockDoc

Re: Making Keys For The ’60 -‘66 Chevy Trucks
 

I received the re-keyed ignition cylinder, and door keys yesterday.

The keys work perfectly, and shipping was fast too.

Thanks again