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Just locked my keys in the car...	by purplepineapple	2005-08-09 07:32:22
No wire hangers lying about?	by hadji	2005-08-09 07:34:49
Tried the hanger....didn't work...	by purplepineapple	2005-08-09 07:50:13
I've broken into my car before, but I was lucky - a window had been left down about half an inch and that was enough to use a piece of stiff wire to lever the lock mechanism on the inside of the door (yay for weird old-fashioned locks!)... And someone else has tried to break in using something on the driver's door keyhole - the metal is twisted as a result, and the mechanism isn't as smooth as on the passenger side. But none of that helps us tonight.... shrugs Solution has been found, just means I might have to replace some vegies and loose some sleep...
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Well if you want to try again.	by McGowan	2005-08-09 07:53:11
Let's wreck the door frame again.... (n/t)	by fudje	2005-08-09 07:55:16
Thats pretty much the way all the	by McGowan	2005-08-09 08:08:44
On an old Mini, that doesn't surprise me.	by fudje	2005-08-09 08:12:02
heh, nah this one was in quite good condition.	by McGowan	2005-08-09 08:17:08
Yeah, provided you don't mind breaking things.	by fudje	2005-08-09 08:19:08
1979 car...	by purplepineapple	2005-08-09 07:57:53
Door panels are probably too strong anyway.	by fudje	2005-08-09 08:06:04
Hmmm interesting.	by purplepineapple	2005-08-09 08:11:03
Ah, another bobby pin car :-)	by fudje	2005-08-09 08:13:38
Yeah sounds like a plan.	by McGowan	2005-08-09 08:06:05

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