u/Jeff_Boy_R_Dee

Hey Brantford, I drive an older Chevy Malibu and found a video on YouTube of someone making the exact repair I need done.

This car is known for the fuel door breaking off eventually and alas mine has broken in one spot but is still attached.

Looking to get the exact repair done in this video by a local mechanic willing to take on this project at their home garage or shop.

Should take an hour two at most I’m assuming, willing to pay $100 cash. I will supply the bolts and rod.

The biggest pain in the butt looks like drilling out 2 rivets and replacing them with two bolts which I would.. fully disassembling the fuel door involves removing the rear tire as well this video shows everything perfectly:

Fuel Door Repair Video - YouTube

Lost my key for this old metal cabinet and I’d love to be able to use the lock to secure it closed moving forward to make the place more baby friendly

Any of you locksmith wizards recognize this lock? Would I be able to purchase a key? Or would it be cheaper to re key? If so what would I need?

Thank you so much in advance. Been admiring this sub for years and now I finally get to post! lol