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Firebird, no key Posted By: cubx On: 11-20-2009 @ 00:53:42 Reply | Edit I've found a 94 firebird on craiglist for cheap. I contacted the seller. He doesnt know if the thing runs. He says he doesnt have the key. How much do these keys usually run? I am selling the camaro and the other firebird I wanted that looked just like this one, sold today. I'd like to take a look at the one with no key and possibly have a key made and make the buyer take it out of the price of the car. But you can see where I am going with this I think..... Posted By: GOATS2QUICK On: 05-29-2009 @ 09:39:05 Reply | Top | Edit run forrest, run! --  Posted By: MadMatter4 On: 05-30-2009 @ 00:49:19 Reply | Top | Edit You can get a key made at the dealer with the VIN and proof of ownership of the vehicle. Lol but in this situation it might be kind of hard.  --  Posted By: Green97TAMachine On: 05-30-2009 @ 03:45:28 Reply | Top | Edit ^That kind of depends... Most dealerships only keep the key codes for ~10 years. -- 
1997 Mystic Teal Trans Am Best Time: 13.984@102.99Mph  Posted By: cubx On: 06-01-2009 @ 20:08:09 Reply | Top | Edit Ok. thanks fot the responce. Ive given up on that one. Posted By: MadMatter4 On: 06-13-2009 @ 12:49:15 Reply | Top | Edit I got a key for a 90 cutlass from the dealer just a couple of months ago. They still keep them in the system. -- Posted By: RsCamaro96 On: 07-15-2009 @ 21:32:05 Reply | Top | Edit u could always bypass the chip in the key and use a screwdriver to start it lol maybe get a nice key chain for the screwdriver
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