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bignut
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 Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 10:32 pm Post subject: Pre-A key blank |
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anyone happens to know who sells key blanks for a 54?
thanks@!
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Jacks
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Real name for info? 
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jjjjack 
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Though I can't find them now, there were a couple on eBay a week or two ago.
But the standard answer is:
Tony Euganeo
501 Folcroft Avenue
Sharon Hill, PA 19079
(610) 461-0519
He has a website and email but prefers calls evidently:
http://www.lockandkeyid.com
HTH
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bignut
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name added, thank you.
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Jacks
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| Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:56 am Post subject: |
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Tony also can cut the key to the code, if you have it.
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Barry Brisco
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| Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:04 pm Post subject: |
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| jjjjack wrote: | Tony Euganeo
He has a website and email but prefers calls evidently: |
If you can get Tony to answer an email you must have magic powers. 
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Hey, my first partner in this crazy business of fixing old Porsches is just......."overbooked."
He may be an ex-partner, but he's a geat guy, means well, good work......just overwhelmed, a "victim of his own success." Also, I doubt that doing nothing but specialty locksmithing would allow paid vacations or a 401k. Doesn't for me in doing the rest of the car!
He would likely still be too busy if he were to be cloned for each of his already drawn quarters; family, day job, occasionally working on his own languishing old Porsches and......oh yeah, the lock and key guy he's so good at being .....when he is not being interrupted by something else.
I'm asked occasionally what to do to get through to Tony. What works for me is to leave business-like messages, regularly, as many times as needed until I get an answer. No pleading, no threatening, just patience.
He'll "catch up" when he retires. If you need something on a fast turn-around, call someone else (if you can find one). |
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