Terry,
        I had the same problem just before leaving Ashland.  I went to the local
locksmitch and, as luck would have it, he had a complete assembly brand new
and was asking $165.  I got him down to $150 by pointing out that he had
been holding the unit in inventory for five year.

I suppose that a lock could go up from $165 to $550 in five years but last I
heard we were not in an inflationary time.  I think you are being
overcharged.

Bob Kiger aka Cruiser Bob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a 1966 vintage Safari


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Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 5:27 AM
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Subject: Re: [VAC] Lock Cylinders


Hey Ed Farrell,
Did you get a reply to this question?
If yes, please run it by me again.

Terry ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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on 6/4/00 12:18 AM, Ed at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Where can I find a key cylinder to replace the one in my entrance door
> to a 1969 27' International?  My locksmith is stumped,  My airstream
> dealer is stumped,  and the guys who bought all the old Airstream stock
> say "no way, but I can buy a whole mechanism for $550.  Before I take
> the low road and put in a conventional free standing deadbolt, Anybody
> got a better idea?
> Ed Farrell
>

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