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Does anyone know of a locksmith in the Southern California area that can handle the rekeying of a 1934-1935 truck passenger door handle? I have the briggs and stratton blanks and the code number stamped on the handle shaft.
Your help would be greatly appreciated.

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I've used these guys a few times over the years, they know how to work locks. Not to far from Surf City.


http://curleyskeyshop.com/

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Thanks for the response and website.
I just left an email and my phone number.
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