In the early 80s, we rented stables in a large livery yard. One of the riding instructors was always leaving the keys in her car's ignition and then locking them inside. You can't lock our present car's driver's door without using the key, but cars then didn't have that mechanism.
The first time the riding instructor locked her keys in she asked everyone in the yard if they could try their keys to see if any one would open the door. Ours did. We had a Ford, she had an Austin. She found two other people who's keys fitted her car - another Austin and a Morris (owned at the time by Austin). We lived closest to the yard, so whenever she locked the keys in, we'd get a phone call if none of the other two people were in the yard. Fortunately she had a spare key at home so we didn't get called there. Jean in Poole To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
