11-11-2023 02:16 PM
11-11-2023 02:16 PM
Yikes!!!! What an 'achievement'! Not relating to leaving the keys in the ignition in the first place, but actually staying calm!
Perhaps the adrenaline rush kept you at ease until you were finally over the stress of having lost the keys.
Glad they were safe in the ignition... that's what it's like having kids.... @ArraDreaming
I put my niece in the baby capsule once "or thought I did", then drove off... when I opened the car door and looked in the baby capsule, she wasn't there!!!
I went into a major meltdown and freaked out that I'd left her at the shops and driven home...
Then...
I saw her moving from the other side of the car in the OTHER baby capsule... I had put her in the wrong seat.... We had 3 children's seats in the back of the car - the baby ones on either side and the child seat in the middle....
You should've seen me freak out... I think my heart stopped.
11-11-2023 02:22 PM
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11-11-2023 02:24 PM
11-11-2023 02:24 PM
sounds dumb when I say it, but think have seen it. maybe HD holden locking it manually from outside , push button down, hold button on door handle in and close it would lock it without keys then oh wheres the keys ... @ArraDreaming alls well that ends well
think kids prefer calm dad to angry dad. Well Done again.
11-11-2023 02:25 PM
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11-11-2023 02:37 PM
11-11-2023 02:37 PM
yeah,so ya can lock them it. RAC can get them out it 3 mins anyways, Ive done it a few times, the old coathanger trick lol .. newer cars just need a wedge to push window back to make room @ArraDreaming mum locked keys in same old 1965 HD Holden, guy from RAA was from holden dealers, he just had a big keyring with every possible key that would fit it lol
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so long as it goes @ArraDreaming guess separate remote locking was early 80s, dunno
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