So Cal Locksmith - 1947 Dodge Keys

[curlyrainbow85]

Looking for recommendations for a locksmith, preferably in the Orange County or LA area who can cut some keys for my Dodge coupe if I take them the locks and ignition switch.
Would they be likely to have key blanks or would I need to supply them? Any suggestions on a good source.

Thanks

 

[Gellehaiak]

Can't help ya, sry!

 

[MarshallRebecca]

I just recently made new keys for my Dodge. And I have been looking for a locksmith for a very long time who can do such a job, and yet being in search for about three days, I came across this service -- mylocallocksmithtx.com. At first, it seemed simple to me, but then I turned to a locksmith from this company, and he WAS ABLE to MAKE ME NEW KEYS for my car! Everyone to whom I had previously applied to me refused such work, citing their low level of knowledge and experience, or the locksmiths did not want to take such responsibility on themselves.

 

[olivi1980]

I'd love to help you, but I'm just starting my studying as an auto locksmith, so I need some advice too. After my father died, I decided I wanted to be a locksmith like him. Dad would have been proud of me, I'm sure of it. My teacher, Mr Bart, shared with me some useful information: 5 steps to becoming an automotive locksmith. I would be glad if you could give me tips too on where to start learning. I spent a lot of time with my dad in the garage when I was a kid, so I have some experience with this, but beyond that practice, I need to know more theory.