new door locks
08-14-2006, 05:33 PM
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new door locks
ok i have my original door locks (1966 fb), but the the key to the doors aparently isnt the same as the ignition 
so i was just wanting to know you guy's opinions. should i get a locksmith to come to my house and make a key or just buy new locks? and where could i buy new locks? if anybody could post a link it would be awsome
-thanks
so i was just wanting to know you guy's opinions. should i get a locksmith to come to my house and make a key or just buy new locks? and where could i buy new locks? if anybody could post a link it would be awsome-thanks
08-15-2006, 12:26 PM
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RE: new door locks
I ordered an Ign/Door lock set from Mustang Barn. Can't remember the exact cost. I just replaced the Ignition lock tumbler last night, was VERY easy and doesn't require tearing the dash apart at all. As for the door locks, I haven't changed them yet but will soon. You will pay a little more if you want original-appearing "Pony" keys, but not much more.
Hope that helps.
Tom
Bryson City, NC
Hope that helps.
Tom
Bryson City, NC
08-15-2006, 02:19 PM
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RE: new door locks
The Door and Ignition should be the same key. If they are two seperate keys than the locks were changed for one reason or another. You can go to a local locksmith and they should be able to rekey it for you, cheaper if you take the lock cylinders out and just take those in to the locksmith. I had a similar situation in my 67 coupe where the ignition key worked great but would not open the doors. Instead of re-keying the set, I just bought the Scott Drake one key set from my local Mustang shop for about $50 and installed it myself. Took about 45 minutes to install for someone who has never done anything with locks, not too bad. Now one key turns the ignition and opens the doors and the trunk. If you don't mind your key set not being an original FoMoCo part, it is the best way to go. Just my 2 cents.
-Edgar
-Edgar
08-15-2006, 07:40 PM
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RE: new door locks
ORIGINAL: edgars23
The Door and Ignition should be the same key. If they are two seperate keys than the locks were changed for one reason or another. You can go to a local locksmith and they should be able to rekey it for you, cheaper if you take the lock cylinders out and just take those in to the locksmith. I had a similar situation in my 67 coupe where the ignition key worked great but would not open the doors. Instead of re-keying the set, I just bought the Scott Drake one key set from my local Mustang shop for about $50 and installed it myself. Took about 45 minutes to install for someone who has never done anything with locks, not too bad. Now one key turns the ignition and opens the doors and the trunk. If you don't mind your key set not being an original FoMoCo part, it is the best way to go. Just my 2 cents.
-Edgar
The Door and Ignition should be the same key. If they are two seperate keys than the locks were changed for one reason or another. You can go to a local locksmith and they should be able to rekey it for you, cheaper if you take the lock cylinders out and just take those in to the locksmith. I had a similar situation in my 67 coupe where the ignition key worked great but would not open the doors. Instead of re-keying the set, I just bought the Scott Drake one key set from my local Mustang shop for about $50 and installed it myself. Took about 45 minutes to install for someone who has never done anything with locks, not too bad. Now one key turns the ignition and opens the doors and the trunk. If you don't mind your key set not being an original FoMoCo part, it is the best way to go. Just my 2 cents.
-Edgar
08-15-2006, 10:51 PM
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RE: new door locks
Yeah, it is a pretty cool set. It is Scott Drake item #C7AZ-6222050-MK
http://www.scottdrake.net/prod_detai...=7065&catdesc=
here is a link to it at Mustangs Plus
http://www.mustangsplus.com/Merchant...uct_Code=10568
It looks like the set is only for 67-69, but I don't see why a set for 64-66 wouldnt be coming out eventually. I think I paid $49.95 for my set at Classic Mustang Auto Supplies in Pico Rivera, Ca.
Sorry to the thread starter, I could've sworn they had a 64-66 kit available.
-Edgar
http://www.scottdrake.net/prod_detai...=7065&catdesc=
here is a link to it at Mustangs Plus
http://www.mustangsplus.com/Merchant...uct_Code=10568
It looks like the set is only for 67-69, but I don't see why a set for 64-66 wouldnt be coming out eventually. I think I paid $49.95 for my set at Classic Mustang Auto Supplies in Pico Rivera, Ca.
Sorry to the thread starter, I could've sworn they had a 64-66 kit available.
-Edgar
08-15-2006, 10:55 PM
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RE: new door locks
ORIGINAL: edgars23
Yeah, it is a pretty cool set. It is Scott Drake item #C7AZ-6222050-MK
http://www.scottdrake.net/prod_detai...=7065&catdesc=
here is a link to it at Mustangs Plus
http://www.mustangsplus.com/Merchant...uct_Code=10568
It looks like the set is only for 67-69, but I don't see why a set for 64-66 wouldnt be coming out eventually. I think I paid $49.95 for my set at Classic Mustang Auto Supplies in Pico Rivera, Ca.
Sorry to the thread starter, I could've sworn they had a 64-66 kit available.
-Edgar
Yeah, it is a pretty cool set. It is Scott Drake item #C7AZ-6222050-MK
http://www.scottdrake.net/prod_detai...=7065&catdesc=
here is a link to it at Mustangs Plus
http://www.mustangsplus.com/Merchant...uct_Code=10568
It looks like the set is only for 67-69, but I don't see why a set for 64-66 wouldnt be coming out eventually. I think I paid $49.95 for my set at Classic Mustang Auto Supplies in Pico Rivera, Ca.
Sorry to the thread starter, I could've sworn they had a 64-66 kit available.
-Edgar