Had a similar situation when I was in high school, the keys to my '69 Ford
pickup (I was still young, hadn't found my true calling yet) worked in my
mom's '72 Lincoln Continental, both bought used in different states (Lincoln
in NY and the Ford in VA). I thought that was pretty freaky.
-- Dave Denver, CO '93 Sport 4x4 V-6""Dakota Dodge"" <dakotasdodge@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:F9aJAyBCsAngetD1ZdT00006ba3@hotmail.com... > A little while back there was some discussiuon about different year keys > working on the DOOR locks. I thought that was pretty interesting so I set > about trying it. I tried my '91 key on my '98 with nothing. I Tried my '91 > on my roomtates '99. Nothing. I tried the '91 on my Dad's '99. BINGO! It > worked. I found that pretty cool. Dodge sold us 2 trucks, to 2 Dodge > Family members and the key locks work. Well It gets better. It also works > the ignition!!! > > What are the chances that the Door lock and Ignition keys are the same?? > And sold to 2 family memebers??!! > > Just thought this was pretty cool and wanted to post. > > You all can get back to work now... > > ------------- > Dakota Dodge > Profile at: > http://www.twistedbits.net/WWWProfile/dakota/XgAJPmbQu2jpA/profile.htm > Truck Home Page: http://www.dakota2.4mg.com > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp >
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