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<blockquote data-quote="BobBarker" data-source="post: 2091254" data-attributes="member: 5775"><p>In high school, lots of my friends drove 1988-1994 GM trucks. Everyone of them were keyed essentially the same and would open each other up with the door lock key. Heck, the 1988s didn't have to have a key in the ignition to start it if you didn't lock the ignition back just right. Many times I had a buddy find me 1st period, to borrow my keys, to unlock his truck which he had locked his keys inside.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BobBarker, post: 2091254, member: 5775"] In high school, lots of my friends drove 1988-1994 GM trucks. Everyone of them were keyed essentially the same and would open each other up with the door lock key. Heck, the 1988s didn't have to have a key in the ignition to start it if you didn't lock the ignition back just right. Many times I had a buddy find me 1st period, to borrow my keys, to unlock his truck which he had locked his keys inside. [/QUOTE]
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