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Projects HELP - 1935 Buick Survivor Questions

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by ZZ-IRON, Apr 22, 2016.

  1. ZZ-IRON
    Joined: Feb 28, 2007
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    This 1935 Buick unmolested survivor is at an estates sale

    there's a on - off switch on the steering column that's keyed with wired going to it

    i read where 34 & 35 had two sided keys for those years no one can find a key for the switch
    the car does start in the off position - any ideas if it's true that there is a 2 sided key ?
     

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  2. F&J
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    Take a pic of the keyhole. It does look like a strange slot shape.
    It should be an anti-theft locking column, too


    I have what is marked as a 34 Buick column and box, but I don't recall seeing if it still has that lock and mount.
     
  3. ZZ-IRON
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    ZZ-IRON
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    from Minnesota

    Yes it looks strange - Thanks
     
  4. Jalopy Joker
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  5. ZZ-IRON
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    ZZ-IRON
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    from Minnesota

    No, not me - they have a buyer for $10,000

    They bought used double sided BASCO keys = Briggs & Stratton Co
    they wouldn't even go in a little bit
     

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  6. Fat47
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    If you are not buying it what difference does it make?
     
  7. Torkwrench
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    My 34 Chevy Master uses a two sided BASCO key. The keys were missing when I bought the car. I ended up sending the locks to a retired locksmith in Washington State. He mentioned that these types of locks were used in 1934 GM cars and trucks, in addition to 1934 Nashes.

    He might have mentioned 1935 GM's also, but I just remember the 1934 GM's, since that is what I have. He also said that they were "Miserable Locks". A very bad design that were not used very long.....For good reason, they were crappy locks.
     

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