[DML] Re: Cutting Keys

["Joe OBrien" <joeyoseppijoe@xxxxxxxxx>]

I get mine cut at my local Ace Hardware. I find the owner in the store
and have him cut them for me.

I'm now known as the Delorean guy, and he tells customers that a
person that owns a Delorean comes to him to have his keys cut, and you
can't get that service at Wal-Mart.

So I'm now part of a sales pitch at my local Ace Hardware.


-Joe O'Brien

2524,
16634,
16851





--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Parts Pit Mike <thepartspit@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>    
>   When I purchased 17076 last November she came with one long key
which seems to open everything just fine. One of my first purchases
for the car was a set of key blanks (2 long one short). I'm now
attempting to get the keys cut.
>    
>   I don't want to take this to my local hardware store and have it
cut by the 17 year old who also mops the floor. While I was getting my
other car serviced at the local GMC dealership I asked if they could
do it but they said "no" after a day of scratching their heads.
>    
>   I'm assuming this is now a job for a locksmith? Also I'm assuming
the short key blank is for model years before 1983 that needed 2 keys
for the car?
>    
>   What is the "key" to this dilemna?
>    
>   Parts Pit Mike
>   CDN Vin 17076
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>









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