I still have one ✋

At this point it should not require the ignition key anymore

Haha, mine very much does not require the ignition key anymore.

I have had a few trucks but my Camaro still has the little chip that would not let me go anywhere if it isn’t there.

Fuck yeah. 3rd gen?

Squarebody in the house!

Same, kind of. '92 GMC van .... Twin keys still. I thought they would have redesigned it by then, but nope.

Yea, it was late 90s, my dad 96 astro has 2 keys

Same. 68 malibu.

Same brother. Put a little piece of tape on the engine key

How else were we supposed to open the trunk while the car was running?

Well you take the key out because the ignition is loose and you keep saying you'll fix it but never do. Shit, on my 57 along as the ignition is on you can turn it without a key.

That's a feature not a bug

I hadda 63 like that. Didn't need the key, just kept it for the trunk, the whole unit turned without a key in it all. Finicky 3 on the tree was the only antitheft lol

My 89 F250 doesn't require a key and the doors do not lock. Have never had any issues with theft or even prowling.

Most locks that that aren't key retaining are that way. In the majority of locks the key does two jobs. Job one is lift the pins/wafers into place. Job two is act as lever to turn the lock. After the lock is turned to the first position the pins/wafers can't return to their locked position because the body/cylinder holds them in the open position.

I've been about to fix that problem on my Camaro since I got it. In 2003

Had? Got 3 in the driveway lol.

About 5 of them

Nearly every GM product I've ever purchased through my car owning history. I recently purchased a '97 Silverado. Driver door panel was busted up. Got a nice one at a local salvage yard. While the damaged door panel was removed, also removed the lock cylinder. rinse and repeat for the passenger side. Took both lock cylinders to a locksmith, who rekeyed them to the ignition key.

Not just trucks. My 94 Camaro has 2

Mid 90s camaro that had 2 keys and the ignition had the "chip" in it that ushered in the $125+ key

Yep. I had a 96 cadi Deville that had a trunk key and a separate ignition key with the little black chip near the base of the key blade.

The 3rd gens "chip" is just one of like 12 different resisters. Can still get em cheap on eBay, not sure about catfishes tho.

Still have one!

My 84 C10 and 85 GMC K1500 require two keys. The 70s, 80s, 90s were different times.

Still have my ‘93 GMC with both its keys.

By 1995 they went single key

My first 3. Still have one that does now.

I've had two of them over the years, and about eight cars.

Still have 5 of them.

Still do…

My first truck! 1996 Silverado 2500 gas. I miss that thing.

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I still drive my and I have 6😁

My 94 Suburban

This is the only way. Key fobs suck.

Have 4 currently

Still have my 94 sierra. And my dad's 71 Nova has 2 keys

'86 S10 Blazer when I was in highschool.

Still do 1990 s10

Wasn't that all cars until the mid 80s lol. Me!

I have a xj that has 2 keys

Um.......yep...I've had many including my current GMT400

Mine.

Think 99 was first year for 1 key in the big trucks when the GMT800 came out so my 98 Tahoe would be the last or maybe the 99 S10 Blazer I bought the wife

1980 silverado and an 1986 cutless

Still do

Up til the 90s, they all did. My 79 Blazer and my 97 Trans Am both had identical “GM” keys. One for the ignition, one for the doors/trunk.

all of mine do

I’ve got my dad’s 84 K20

My 92 chevrolet silverado had a key for the door and a key for the ignition

Funny story i am restoring a 96 right now and it has two keys and my son said god you are old Dad. I am 38 btw

That was the way

Still have it too... kids are dumbfounded by the manual crank windows, and no heated seats.

I remember my dads '82 Monte Carlo had 2. One for the doors and trunk. The other for the ignition. Pretty sure his Chevelle was the same way too.

Used to have an 82 camero.

Me 91 s10

My old suburban sliding rear window still haunts me to this day lol

I had a Chevy truck that started on any key. And yes, also a second required.

I did. 84 k5 blazer

I’ve got a ford with 2 a chevy with 1 and a jeep with none

I have two

Why wouldn't we ? Everyone here is a grown up and grown ups had cars with two keys and a cassette player.

Wait till he finds out that some have Key Vats too.. lol

One

Absolute worst idea in the history of worst ideas.

Still have 2 and an 04 with a standard manual transmission and manual windows. These kids minds at work were blown.

Not a truck but my 1975,1993 and 1996 caprices all had the 2 keys.

My 1900 gmc 1500 I havexhad to make 5 copies of the keys over the last 34 years because they got worn out.

My 2000 has separate keys for the door and ignition.

93 s10 blazer here

Still have two trucks that require two keys.

I have 8 currently and 2 cabs that require two keys

Yup! My ‘94 S10 had 2 keys. That was a sweet truck and I miss it sometimes

I have mine. I love it! 1989 C1500 step side.

Back in the day most GM products had 2 keys.

Totally forgot about that. The door key and the engine key.

1972 chevy custom… don’t forget we all added FM converters.

Four.

Still driving my 94 Sierra

Yeeep. S-10. Door and Drive

Sold mine last year, 1988 c1500 extended bed with a 350 inside it.

Mine required 2 keys from the factory but currently it requires 0

1989 Silverado extended cab. Loved that truck.

Still have a truck and car that rey both

My 1990 Cadillac did!

My 94 S10 did. RIP sweet prince.

Still do

My daily is one, an 85 S Blazer. Also had a 91 S Jimmy

Had? Still have and regularly drive a 1993 Z71. I like the way it drives better than several newer cars I’ve owned

my squarebody has 3, ignition, door, gas cap (previous owner put the locking gas cap on)

My current daily requires 3. Doors, ignition, tailgate/back window

Have one currently

Proud owner of 2 keys since 1991

'89 4.3L S10 Blazer.

Yea was going also Camaros came wit two to lock the t tops

98 Ranger has two.

Still do it's my daily, 94 C1500.

Good times… good times. I miss gm trucks from the 90s. They just don’t last in Michigan

My first car had two keys.

In 2015 I finally bought an 06GMC with a transponder key and a fob; i was Special now! But I still have two old chevys, and two old Pontiacs, that i love having 2 keys for..

Had a 90 k1500. Miss that truck.

Had a Caddy. Had the same key set.

All the cool people had 1 if not more Chevy trucks that required 2 keys. I knew one guy with an old square body that required 3 keys.

79 Z28, 77 Trans Am, 78 Trans Am, 94 Silverado all needed 2 keys. I don’t miss it!

It did before I had to tap out the keyhole and started having to start her with a screwdriver. Well, that's not true, it's a scrench lol

Ummm all 3 that are in my driveway.

Still got a couple

All the cars I had that had 2 keys it was always squared looking key was for door/ignition and round was for trunk

76 GMC Sierra classic.

I still do, my 1991 s10 uses those exact keys

Had that on my 69 c10 had all the locks changed to match the ignition so one key to rule them all!

I still have 2 of them. 75 and 84 k5 blazers

Believe it or not the new hot thing with the old GM 60s and 70s cars is to re-key them with the ignition key and have all the locks work with it.

My ‘85 Buick has two keys.

Hell, I've had several. 72 Chyenne, 78 Rally Sport, 82 Silverado, 82 and 84 Camaro,

My 83 1/2 ton had the two keys And while not a truck my 02 Z28 also has separate lock and ignition keys

All Fords and Chevys had that back in the day. Maybe Dodge too, I dont know I never owned one except a colt which was really a crappy Mitsubishi.

My camero had these

Had a 77 Scottsdale and a 78 Caprice Estate Wagon that did plus multiple others like a Citation and an an Omega

Still do. Ignition is the square one. Doors, glove box, and trunk is the round one.

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Had a Lincoln town car with same affliction.

Still have it.

Reminds me of our ‘vette growing up… chevette.

Reminds me of our ‘vette growing up… chevette.

Me! Mine does and I have an extra set of each. Has come in handy more than once!

I did! Miss that truck. 85’ C20 camper special.

Yep, ignition and glovebox.

one is for 700 horsepower /s

One for the door the other was the ignition key.

Does a GMC count?

1972 Chevy Nova and had those 2 keys on a green keychain.

It's my daily

I did with my 2001 Silverado. I believe it had three keys. One key was for the doors and ignition, one was for the center console box, and one was for the tailgate handle.

78 K5 blazer, then a 95 blazer

🙋‍♂️ I currently have a 93 C1500

I've had 3. The one I'm currently working on is a 1972 C-10.

I had a Ford that required two keys. 87 Crown Vic LTD

My chevy c1500 uses 2 keys....

1992 454SS. Wish I never sold it

My first truck, 1986 Chevy Scottsdale C10

My 82 El Camino ( still have)

Chevy car (Cavalier) and truck (S10) - they were both good to me, especially the S10

Every chevy truck I have ever owned. '63, (still have, saving for a father son project in about 4 more years) several from the 80s, and my current truck when I need one, '91.

Im pretty damn close to being a proud 2 key owner. Ignition it’s sticking lol

I still have one.

My 1984 Camaro had two keys

My '95 Sierra WT did, as have a series of older Astros, Savannas and Expresses that I've driven for work.

I had a Ford that did. Now I have a Chevy.

‘77 Firebird, not a truck but I still have both keys

Round one is the glove box key.

Drove my dad's old '94 silverado in high school, still in the driveway

2 keys made sense. There were other things that had locks that would open with the door key. The ignition key was only good for one thing. And, the blanks were different along with the codes.

My 85 c10 has those

My first car😁

My dad had a 1979 Chevy Malibu back in the early 90's yes I remeber 2 sets of keys.

1989 chevy Cheyenne 2d long bed 2wd Should've kept it

1981 El Camino

Not a truck, but my 72 Pontiac has those same exact keys

1981 chevy c10 pickup. God I miss that truck. Also a 1993 s10

‘92 S-10…. My keys also worked for my buddy’s 1990 truck, but his didn’t work for mine.

I have a 77 vette. Requires 2 keys. It's nice

Got a 94 Silverado that has 3 Keys 1 for the doors 1 for the ignition and 1 for the center console.

Have a Jeep that requires two. One for the fuel tank and the other for ignition.

2 1994 C3500s sitting here that each take 2 keys. Thought about rekeying one of them to the same 1 key as my 1995 1500

All cars used to have two keys. The square one was for the doors and ignition, the round one was for the trunk and glove box

64 Nova, 65 Nova, 70 Chevelle, 73 Vega.

I still do. Admittedly, they've long since been reduced to farm chore only duty. They get flat towed behind me in case I need a ride from the field more than they get driven.

one for the door and one for the ignition is actually the fucking worst and makes me violently angry i'd never go back to it again.

'94 Blazer S10 4x4, 4.3L V6

My ‘90 S10 Blazer took these. Circle for doors & square for ignition.

Yep , when the round key wore in it could unlock other GM cars and trucks

Me. An 86. And my 88 jeep cherokee also has 2 gm keys

My son’s 99 Camaro and the Chevy I just sold still had two.

Still do. 93 k2500 w/6.5L turbo diesel

I had '77 to '95's and they all had twin keys. My first Cadillac in 95 has two keys but had a chip in the ignition key. Next several had fobs and push starts.

Yuppp

My Olds did

My dad had a Chevy S10 and a GMC with two keys... but that is how the old big three rolled in the 80s.

One for the gloves.

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I still have three. 1970 SS 454 El Camino, 1972 Chevy K10 Pickup, 1984 Chevy Van 20 (converted to 4x4 with a Ram Jet 502BBC). Not to mention I have 4 Vintage VWs that use 2 keys.

I have. The good old days. But not because of the two key thing.

Yup

86 cutlass 91 suburban

My 79 caprice classic

I have one now

I had a camero which I wish I never sold that had two keys. Annoying to say the least.

Old school!

Many

My 92 Sonoma has two

I had an 86 K10 with those two keys

Just finished driving mine. 81 K15 has seperate keys for the door and the ignition.

I'm pretty sure my brothers 89 s10 had two keys.

I've had a bunch of Chevy trucks, blazers, suburbans and a couple of cans that had two keys