Good. Reminds Me of my own wasted Search. Last Year when I bought this Car I only received One Set of Keys. My first Stop should have been getting a Second Set of Keys Cut. I didn't. I was working under the Dash installing an Electric Wiper Motor. Using the ignition Key to verify Power Flow.Key in and out of the Ignition within Arms Reach. Long Story Short I misplaced the Keys. Tore the Garage Apart looking everywhere. Couldn't find them. Got replacement Ignition Switch and Cylinder. Changed the Trunk Lock. Guess where I found the Keys a Month ago?  They fell between the Carpet and the Firewall and ended up at the Floor behind the Carpet. Only took a Year to find them.

  

I'm surprised it took a year to find the keys.  When I misplace something and go buy a replacement, I usually find the old one within an hour.





54 Victoria 312;  48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312
Forever Ford
Midland Park, NJ

I looked Everywhere. Pulled out Work Benches. Checked Garbage Cans. The whole nine Yards. Learned my Lesson. ALWAYS have 2 Sets of Keys.

  

I keep spare keys in my wallet, too.  That way I can get into my vehicle if I lock the keys inside.


Lawrenceville, GA

A friend of mine used to keep a spare key in his taillight!    My uncle used to keep one in his air cleaner.   That wouldn't work on a vehicle with a hood latch inside though!