On Sat, 2007-08-25 at 12:27 -0400, Carl Denk wrote:
> It's been many years (been married to same female for 39 years, and this 
> was while I was still single). Leaving a bar (pub) walking her to her 
> car, probably a 1966 Chevrolet, she was carrying a package, and I 
> volunteered jokingly to open the trunk (boot) using my 1966 Buick key. 
> To our amazement, the key worked. :)

Hehe, not a surprise. That's why I believe, for the LONGEST time, GM had
TWO keys per vehicle, one to open the doors, the other to start the car.
I always figured the reason being the odds of the door key working on
another car were high enough to be an issue, so by adding a second key
for the ignition odds were much worse that BOTH keys would work in a
different car. I wonder if that's the "official" reason?

TTYL

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