Spare door key for the RV
Never thought this would happen with the design of our current RV, but we managed to lock ourselves out just as the sun went down. Cell phones & wallets included. Long cold story short, road assista...
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The key slot is hidden behind a plastic piece on the handle that slides out. A lot of cars are going this route for sleeker lines. I personally find it brain-dead, because I like having key access on the driver and passenger sides, but style is everything, it seems.
I like the keypad on my Ford. From there, it is a matter of going to the hiding place where the keys are, unlocking the strongbox, and getting what I need out. There are a lot of trim pieces on a pickup which can be yanked off, and can be used to hide keys. I personally like tossing a key in a FoodSaver vacuum seal bag, with one of those small desiccant vials found in pill bottles, then attaching that with strong, double-sided tape inside a trim piece.
I like the keypad on my Ford. From there, it is a matter of going to the hiding place where the keys are, unlocking the strongbox, and getting what I need out. There are a lot of trim pieces on a pickup which can be yanked off, and can be used to hide keys. I personally like tossing a key in a FoodSaver vacuum seal bag, with one of those small desiccant vials found in pill bottles, then attaching that with strong, double-sided tape inside a trim piece.
