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#525349 - 07/22/08 04:56 PM
need help getting into the trunk. 1964 wildcat
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Registered: 07/16/08
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#525351 - 07/22/08 05:01 PM
Re: need help getting into the trunk. 1964 wildcat
[Re: moonbud]
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Registered: 10/26/07
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You may get lucky, many of these had a vacuum trunk release pump located in the glove box. If so, hope it is still functional.
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#525358 - 07/22/08 05:19 PM
Re: need help getting into the trunk. 1964 wildcat
[Re: Caballero2]
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Registered: 08/30/07
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Loc: Marietta GA
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You should be able to take a broomstick handle and cut a shallow groove on one end and then poke it into the trunk and slip it over the lock extension and give it a quarter turn. This should open it.
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#525361 - 07/22/08 05:32 PM
Re: need help getting into the trunk. 1964 wildcat
[Re: moonbud]
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Registered: 02/21/03
Posts: 265
Loc: Tipton, Indiana
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Where is the challenge?
In less time than it took to take pics and post I would have come up with a 1/2" socket and long extension. You can see the lock striker mounting bolts, get to work.
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#525807 - 07/24/08 12:50 PM
Re: need help getting into the trunk. 1964 wildcat
[Re: dep5]
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Registered: 10/27/05
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You can also take the glove box lock set to a locksmith and he can duplicate the trunk key off of that - at least I did that with my 63 Pontiac Bonneville
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