Great minds think alike.Extra trailer keys in car.
Extra car key in trailer.
Now that I'm getting ready for a short trip I'm getting last minute things together which includes extra keys to both the Outback and the Camper-Inn. I usually keep the extra TV keys in the trailer and the extra trailer keys in the TV. Does anyone else do this?
I got the idea from my 1991 Toyota pickup. It came with a one-time plastic key made for a wallet. It looked like a credit card and you simply punched the key out.That is a good idea! I never thought of that. I have worried over getting locked out of both car and TD at the same time, but a cabin or galley key in the wallet would work.
Thanks!
Huh? Cabin key and galley key are not the same blank. I did as you said and the one they made for the galley doesn't work. It won't even go in the slot.The cabin key and the galley key are the same blank actually. We hear of locksmiths often thinking they are different and don't have one or the other. If they have one, just have them use that one for the other key also. The head is a different shape but the actual key part is the same.
Cary
The key cut is different but the blank is the same. I had an extra cabin key made from a blank that looks different but it works. The key on the right opens the cabin.Huh? Cabin key and galley key are not the same blank. I did as you said and the one they made for the galley doesn't work. It won't even go in the slot.
Thanks, Cary!The cabin key and the galley key are the same blank actually. We hear of locksmiths often thinking they are different and don't have one or the other. If they have one, just have them use that one for the other key also. The head is a different shape but the actual key part is the same.
Cary