[quote="tony"]Get another one cut and hide it somewhere on the outside of the car I've got one cable tied to the front suspension.
Good job everyone is honest on this forum, or don't know where you live / keep the car!!!!
That's like telling everyone when you go out that you are leaving your front door key under the door mat or plant pot at the front of your house!!!!
door/ignition key
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Re: door/ignition key
Trouble is you'd need to travel 12000 miles to find my car in a locked garage. I've done this for many years since I locked my keys in the boot of an Austin A35 in a snow storm. Took a 4 inch nail to get the hinge pins out...never forgot.
Tony.
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Re: door/ignition key
im leaving now!!!tony wrote:Trouble is you'd need to travel 12000 miles to find my car in a locked garage. I've done this for many years since I locked my keys in the boot of an Austin A35 in a snow storm. Took a 4 inch nail to get the hinge pins out...never forgot.
Tony.
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Re: door/ignition key
[quote="johnnydog"]I always thought the original keys for the MK2 were Wilmot Breedon or Union which didn't have the 'rubbery' cover. The 'rubbery' covers were usually with BL cars such as the Allegro (ugh), Marina (double ugh) and the Mini etc (one good car in that lot...). I would suggest that it has probably had a replacement previously, hence the 'rubbery' cover.
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I had a 1977 saloon (or it might have been the Stag but both 3 years old at purchase) which had a "rubbery" end. I think it was hinged but I never ever seen that type in any motor factors/accessories store. Perhaps a BL "branding exercise (BL on the stub).
The motors referred to JohnnyDog are all Austin's. I read a road review on one of the Italian super car makers product and the reviewer was most impressed with the Quadratic steering wheel. Pity he wasn't about in 1976. My independent mechanic neighbour gave me some advice in my teens when we told him we were all getting a Cooper S. He said buy the Morris version, otherwise you'll spend all your time and money awaiting for the vehicle's return from being repaired.
Kev
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I had a 1977 saloon (or it might have been the Stag but both 3 years old at purchase) which had a "rubbery" end. I think it was hinged but I never ever seen that type in any motor factors/accessories store. Perhaps a BL "branding exercise (BL on the stub).
The motors referred to JohnnyDog are all Austin's. I read a road review on one of the Italian super car makers product and the reviewer was most impressed with the Quadratic steering wheel. Pity he wasn't about in 1976. My independent mechanic neighbour gave me some advice in my teens when we told him we were all getting a Cooper S. He said buy the Morris version, otherwise you'll spend all your time and money awaiting for the vehicle's return from being repaired.
Kev
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