I ran into a similar problem when I lost my keys at the airport and had to call a locksmith to the airport’s long-term parking to create me another ignition key. Luckily, creating a new set of keys is very easy if you have the correct tools. I don’t know how much it cost to have the keys made as I had AAA protection at the time.

My suggestion would be to call out a locksmith and have him create a new ignition key and trunk key. Unfortunately, I don’t think there is a way to remove the ignition switch without the key because the teeth of the key are made specifically for that switch and the teeth are needed to turn the switch to the appropriate position for removal.

Best of luck. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help with.

The shop where I bought both the ignition plug and ignition switch is Mustang Project from Cedar Park, TX. Both are Motor Craft brand and come in new condition.

I hope that helps.