Steve here in TX

http://www.steveslockshop.com/

Or Gabe in CA

http://gabvwkey.com/

Both are excellent. Hit their CONTACT pages and give them a call and
decide from there.

G2

On Thu, 24 Apr 2014 20:32:38 -0500
"Bert Knupp" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Volks,
> 
> A tumbler broke inside the ignition lock cylinder on my '70 Type 1.
> I found a good used cylinder-and-key from a California vendor and got
> it.  Now I'd really like to get the lock rebuilt so it will accept my
> old door key, giving me a one-key system -- like new.
> 
> At some shows in the past I've seen a vendor who specialized in
> re-keying VW locks, and in the past I've seen an ad, previously in
> _VW Trends_ and recently in _Hot VWs_ .  But looking through my stash
> of back issues, I can't find the ad or the vendor.
> 
> Does anybody know a locksmith who might specialize in classic
> Volkswagen tumblers and leaves?  Specifically 1969-1972 (the '68 was
> a bit different, I'm told).  I can send them the desired key and the
> newly-acquired lock cylinder.  I've checked with a couple of highly
> respectable lock shops locally and neither still has any sets of VW
> tumblers or plates.
> 
> Bert Knupp
> 
> 
>          __n|_
>       °(_____)º
>       (ô\_|_/ô)
>        U°      °U
>  Polizeikäfer 70
> 
> 

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