<VV> No Keys!

[cash case]

The answer has already been posted and he's correct-
By removing the driver's side head light bucket you can reach in and 
turn the flat rod that goes from the lock to the latch, clockwise. Once 
the trunk is open you can get to the back of the lock easily and you 
also can see where the rust holes in the trunk are.  ;op


On Jul 27, 2004, at 7:58 AM, Joel McGregor wrote:

> A good locksmith will have a tryout set of keys that should have one 
> that
> fits.
>
> Joel in Keller, TX (DFW area)
> '66 Corsa w/air
> '63 Greenbrier 4spd
> '63 Greenbrier 8dr 4spd "Bob"
> '63 900 Convertible 4spd
> '67 Monza 4spd Posi
> 15 others
>
>
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> Subject: Re: <VV> No Keys!-humor
>
> You can always go through the rust holes in the floor of the trunk!
> ;op
> -Cash
>
>
> On Jul 26, 2004, at 11:13 PM, VAN A. PERSHING wrote:
>
>> I just bought a '66 Monza and there are no keys!! I am assuming that
>> it's like my '65 and the door keys are the same as the ignition, so
>> I'll take a door lock out and get the number off of it and have a
>> "code" key
>> made. But how do I get into the trunk??
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Cash Case
"Some people are like slinkies.
They're not worth much,
but you can't help but smile
when they tumble down the stairs!"