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SKITTLES

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I only got one key for my car when I purchased it and I haven't had the chance to get a key done. Plus my bank account has been in the negatives in preparation for the Super 7s Masters tournament..

That said, I only have one key, and I ended up loosing it at paintball yesterday.

Does anyone know where I can get a skyline key cut for me if I don't have the original key? Also, what sort of price will i be looking at?

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.:: GimpS-R34 ::. Grand Master

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Extra key cut at a locksmith etc.. = $7-$10

Paintball - $50+

Claiming that you need to save to go to super masters 7 and couldnt get a spare but could afford paintball which in turn is now going to cost more for a spare key - priceless

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Paintball is like a $200 affair down here in Victoria...and that's being conservative with the paintballs!

Also, I too laugh at your misfortune and simultaneously recommend a locksmith.

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Paintball is like a $200 affair down here in Victoria...and that's being conservative with the paintballs!

Also, I too laugh at your misfortune and simultaneously recommend a locksmith.

$100/weekend, 2000 rounds. I own all my own gear and work at the field I play on.

Are they going to have to change the locks?

Can you recommend anyone in particular?

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$100/weekend, 2000 rounds. I own all my own gear and work at the field I play on.

Are they going to have to change the locks?

Can you recommend anyone in particular?

no they will not need to change the locks. take a lock out of the door and tell them you need a key cut for it. yes its THAT simple. yellow pages is your friend for finding one.

at least you drive a R33 and not a later car. if you did cutting the key would be the least of your worries.

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