Upgrading Door Locks
A Greenlee punch.
This will allow me to make a perfect circle and be more precise than a grinder and professional looking if the locks are ever removed again. I'll put the outer "fat" part inside the door and pull the cutter through. At least that's the idea. :bom:
So the ignition switch I have might be original? I tried to re-key one of my '68 door locks myself but don't have all the right tumbler lengths so I can only put in three of the 5 existing ones to make my current ignition key work. I guess 3 is better than one but I'll probably just pay a locksmith $45 to have him re-key the two door locks.
Actually, if I have the whole car keyed to match my '68 300, I'll only need one set of keys! :sign7:
A Greenlee punch.
This will allow me to make a perfect circle and be more precise than a grinder and professional looking if the locks are ever removed again. I'll put the outer "fat" part inside the door and pull the cutter through. At least that's the idea. :bom:
So the ignition switch I have might be original? I tried to re-key one of my '68 door locks myself but don't have all the right tumbler lengths so I can only put in three of the 5 existing ones to make my current ignition key work. I guess 3 is better than one but I'll probably just pay a locksmith $45 to have him re-key the two door locks.
Actually, if I have the whole car keyed to match my '68 300, I'll only need one set of keys! :sign7: