Re: 1947 Clipper door lock removal without key
Posted by Clemens On 2015/4/13 15:51:31
Thank you for your reply Owen,
1. I tried to pick the locks but to no avail. Maybe the locksmith tomorrow knows his trade better than I do
2. The patent plate is that square plate screwed to the top left side of the engine compartment? Just had a look there, no numbers on the back. Even if there were numbers the would have been of little or no use at all: the door locks on driver's and passenger's side are clearly different, so maybe one or both of them have been replaced before.
3. PM sent ...
Regards,
Clemens
1. I tried to pick the locks but to no avail. Maybe the locksmith tomorrow knows his trade better than I do
2. The patent plate is that square plate screwed to the top left side of the engine compartment? Just had a look there, no numbers on the back. Even if there were numbers the would have been of little or no use at all: the door locks on driver's and passenger's side are clearly different, so maybe one or both of them have been replaced before.
3. PM sent ...
Regards,
Clemens
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