Well it seemed like I've lost both sets of keys to my Mustang. I guess that's what I get for not driving it for so long. I am looking for advice on the best route to take to either change the ignition or have a key made. Has anyone ever had experience with this I sure hope so. Thanks a head of time for any and all help/advice.
Lost keys, best solution
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A locksmith can make a key without removing the ignition cylinder. Since the doors and ignition use the same key this is cost effective . . . if you are sure some ner do well hasn't actually swiped your keys with evil intent
The trunk lock could be handled in the same manner, but is a pretty easy swap out and a cheap enough part.
The trunk lock could be handled in the same manner, but is a pretty easy swap out and a cheap enough part.
Thank you! Thats what i feared. Im gonna tear the house up one more time then pay up. Im a idiot
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I have a friend in law school up near you. He's an idiot too! 
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I think that's one boat most of us have been in (more than once for me), The Ship of Fools (or in the case Ship of Idiots).
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The only thing I ever lost was my mind...I'd surely like it returned, though. I believe it may be in my wife's purse, but am not sure...
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