rexracer

You can use a wooden paint stirrer from home depot to get into older hondas

Tom-Guy

DA are exactly the same as ED. You can use a 6" black pocket comb. Since it (or a paint stirrer...) are stiffer than a coathanger it takes about five seconds instead of five minutes of ------- around in some jew-*** manner.

rexracer

Honda def. didn't have security in mind when they put together the locking system on their older cars

BoosTedZSix

you guys seem to have a lot of experience breaking into honda's.

Tom-Guy

It beats busting a window with a brick.

I acquired all my high-falutin' book learning by reading stolen library books while waiting for the sun to go down so I can steal bottom of the line econo-boxes.

Guy-Fast

This guy is way to much of a tard to spend 3 bucks and get a spare key

HondaTuner

My cousin locked us out of his Buick a couple months ago, and after about 30 minutes of messing with it and finally getting into the car, he said "lets go"... Meanwhile, we were at a local hardware shop that makes keys. I told him to get a spare made, he said he didnt need one. After about 10 minutes of lecturing he finally got one made, and he leaves it in the car now. lmao

BoosTedZSix

a spare key is no good when left inside the car

HondaTuner

Well, when he locks both sets of his keys inside the car at some point, maybe he'll keep the third somewhere else. I told him to tape it under his rear quarter panel or something, not like anyone's going to steal that sweet sweet $400 89 buick anyways haha

2stockrocketz

that would have gottin my vote due to the funny factor