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Yup , only ever owned one Dandy with a working lock & keys. My current one still has a key snapped in the lock. Solution is to keep all valubles in the locked car or on your person. Rather have an unlocked Dandy than a slashed side panel. Same goes when you see a padlock on a tent zip. To me that just screams " I GOT LOADS OF VALUABLE GEAR IN HERE" . Luckily on most decent sites thefts are very rare.
THUMPER.
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The British soldier must be driven to digging in the moment he occupies a piece of ground,lest he waste time in sightseeing,souvenir hunting & drinking tea.....
Maj Gen F.W. Festing (GOC 36 Inf Div )
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Topic: new door lock for dandy?
