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  1. 10-20-2021, 12:18 AM #11
    Beisentrout
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    You might try Tony Euganeo, 610 461-0519. He keyed a new cylinder, master and valet keys for my 70. He seems to know his stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by govols! View Post
    Thanks for all the advice !! I tried my ignition key and valet and it would not lock it. I assume one has to turn the lock counterclockwise. Both will go into the cylinder no problem and turn the knob clockwise to open. But I can just turn the knob with my hand without the key to open. We might have used another lock in restoration. Hard to remember over 10 years ago .....
    I got curious about this the other day. My ignition key is non-stock and I can't get it to lock the glovebox even though it seems to fully engage it. Maybe my ignition key got keyed from the valet key? Is there a "trick" to getting the glovebox to lock?
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