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Originally, did the same key which fit the ignition fit the door lock also ('31 Sp. Sedan) or were the two locks different, thus requiring two different keys?
Tom
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Good question, my '31 Coach came to me when it was 78 years old and had seperate keys for door and ignition. Always wondered my self.
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my 30 coach uses the same key for the ignition and for the pass side door lock
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Thanks for the replies. When I got my car (23 years ago) someone had already removed the electrolock thus requiring a different ignition key. It was the only key I got with the car. I have the electrolock (which likely will need rebuilt) and had a new key set made for it. Those keys do not fit the door lock so today I took the tumbler out of the door lock to a locksmith and will get my new door keys tomorrow.
Best regards,
Tom
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