<VV> SAVE YOUR OLD KEYS !!
Charles Cromwell
corvairguy2 at yahoo.com
Sun Jan 13 07:42:03 EST 2008
When I was working in the trade, we had a ring full of
keys that were used to open locked doors.I have even
found keys that fit my own cars in my collection,
Chuck
--- Sethracer at aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 1/12/2008 6:55:07 PM Pacific
> Standard Time,
> ddpleau at msn.com writes:
>
> In 1987, my boss and I were sent to Albuquerque to
> help start up a
> semiconductor factory. We found Hertz T-birds were
> the best car we could rent under
> our expense accounts, so we were both driving them.
> One morning he left the
> hotel to go to work and got in the wrong T-bird and
> the keys worked. He was
> pulled over in the afternoon for driving a stolen
> car. After a lot of
> talking, the cops drove him back to the hotel and he
> found his rental and it was
> unlocked and started with the same keys as the one
> he was arrested for
> stealing. They let him off the hook.
>
>
>
>
> It hurts if you are driving a common car as well. I
> was leaving Orchard
> Supply one Sunday afternoon, some years ago. I
> walked out to my "pewter" colored
> Taurus SHO. I walked up and punched my Unlock button
> - No go. Then I wondered
> how a car seat got in the passengers seat. I was
> parked three spaces further
> down - Worse, across the space another Pewter SHO
> was parked there. Three
> identical cars within 60 feet. (Yeah, okay - it was
> a Taurus) Then yesterday, I
> exited Fry's in Sunnyvale and walked up to my Pewter
> colored Avalanche.
> Again the locks didn't pop and no light flash. I was
> parked a few more spaces
> down. This one was really identical Z71 off road
> decals and all. Man - I am
> getting old. Thank goodness I never checked to see
> if the key would fit, but I
> was about to! - At least with Corvairs, this could
> only happen at the National
> Convention! It would be interesting to take a well
> worn Corvair key and walk
> down the line-up see how many ignition switches it
> would operate (same year,
> etc.) - Seth
>
>
>
> **************Start the year off right. Easy ways
> to stay in shape.
>
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