Re: Trunk lock 1938 Eight
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Home away from home
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To remove it, you would either need the key or the skills to pick the lock in order to turn it. Probably best to take it to a locksmith. The locksmith can remove the lock and (preferably) make a key from the key code that is stamped on the cylinder which will give a better chance of the key working in whichever other locks were the same on prewar cars.
Posted on: 2022/4/6 13:04
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Re: Trunk lock 1938 Eight
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Not too shy to talk
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I was afraid you would say that. Lol
Posted on: 2022/4/6 13:19
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Re: Trunk lock 1938 Eight
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It’s really not that big of a deal if you take it in as an assembly but, of course, you could also find a mobile locksmith and have them come to you if you want to pay for the extra convenience.
Posted on: 2022/4/6 13:22
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