Im looking for something to simply toss over my seat for right now nothing involved nothing expensive im restoring slowly but the most important things for me at this point is the door locks since well they dont lock since there are no keys for the locks (suggestions needed too), and replacing the wiring which i plan to do this weekend (easy). but as for the seats right now i just need a quick fix so im not sitting on rotten foam and a towel!
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Burntorange70
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Could do the horse blanket wrap if you have a feed store around to get them at. Door locks can be rekeyed or replaced with different tumblers that have keys.
There is a how to in the tech section on rekeying.
Here it is http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=54493
There is a how to in the tech section on rekeying.
Here it is http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=54493
thanks so much burnt orange! this is my first project where i actually need to repair the inside completely! great idea tho! i think ill get some chap thick foam from the craft store duct tape it down and get the horse blankets of course this is a rolling project and i just dont wanna be covered with rotten foam flying around as i drive or sit in it HAHA! ill ge the locks out and have them re keyed this weekend! thanks!
Burntorange70
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The door locks are keyed the same as the ignition. So if you can have them keyed to match the ignition as it is a pain to take the tumbler out of the steering column. Not to bad though if you have to. Just need to take the wheel off and tear it down some to get it out. Service or Hanes maual comes in handy for stuff like that.
Good luck
Lock smith may be able to grind you a key for the tumblers you have also.
Good luck
Lock smith may be able to grind you a key for the tumblers you have also.
ok yea i may take them to a locksmith the person i bought them from had the mechanic re0do the ingnition and the mechanic misplaced they key so the doors dont lock! so I think the lock smith may be the route to go!
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