I found the original keys from grampa's Delta 88!
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I found the original keys from grampa's Delta 88!
In grandma's purse from the 70's, in a closet not touched since the 80's, I found this key pouch from a long-gone San Fransisco Olds dealer.
I unsnapped the pouch and saw the knock outs still in place.
I ran down to the garage, and sure enough, the key slid right into the ignition. They are the genuine originals for my survivor. Now we know where this Olds was purchased.
What a nice surprise and additional bonus for us!
I blurred the code JIC -- can someone get a key cut just from the 4 numbers??
C.M. Murphy Oldsmobile -- long gone
I unsnapped the pouch and saw the knock outs still in place.
I ran down to the garage, and sure enough, the key slid right into the ignition. They are the genuine originals for my survivor. Now we know where this Olds was purchased.
What a nice surprise and additional bonus for us!
I blurred the code JIC -- can someone get a key cut just from the 4 numbers??
C.M. Murphy Oldsmobile -- long gone
Last edited by Oldster65; May 12th, 2023 at 04:55 PM.
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Many of us remember our first phone number. My mom made me memorize it to tell a cop if I ever needed help (I started school at age 4, and we walked to school in those days, even in big cities).
My number was WAlnut 9783 (92 9783).
My number was WAlnut 9783 (92 9783).
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Love those old Olds Briggs & Stratton keys. Can confirm that after 50+ years, their precision is sorta, well, promiscuous.
Meaning the locks will work fairly easily with whatever key you’ve got…
Or maybe it’s just my cars…
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Meaning the locks will work fairly easily with whatever key you’ve got…
Or maybe it’s just my cars…
cf
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