Changing locks

[Trondelond]

This may or may not be the correct subforum, but here goes :

Seems I've recently had a break-in attempt in my car. I don't drive it much during winter, and when I getting in the car last morning, I thought the lock had frozen up, as I couldn't get the key in. Upon further inspection, I noticed that the slit for the key is turned 45 degrees. I suspect a rather bad attempt at breaking into the car.
Fortunately there's no other damage. Have anyone seen this before, and can it be fixed?

If not : Who has a complete set of locks (doors, bootlid and ignition) for sale, and how much hassle are they to change?
I suspect my next upgrade will be an alarm..

 

[RO_SUNNY]

Check with Boby about these.

Changing the locks is not that hard......10-15 min per door.

 

[Trondelond]

Nice, thanks! I suppose I can just leave the doorcards off and have someone fit an alarm as well then.

 

[shroom]

I only wanted the moldy biscuit under the seat...

yer I would get a nice alarm now tronde

 

[Trondelond]

Just ask next time, I'll give you a brand spanking new one.

It's time to get with the 2010's, and have remote locking doors! Woohoo! Less chance of scraping the paint whenever I try to find the keyhole as well.
Just hope Bobby have some lying about.

 

[whytie]

Just put in a quick release steering wheel?

 

[Trondelond]

I could, but as we're not dealing with the most intelligent people, I suppose the stereo, power fc and whatnot look very tempting as well. But good idea, I think I may do that soon.