alarm/keyless entry module modified

Sorry the subject line isnt long enough so here is what Im looking to do. I have been searching in vain for a cheap solution to make a keyless push button ignition switch for a car. I want it to work like a new Infinity, Lexus, Corvette ect. I have the RFID taken care of thanks to the availabilty of a special relay that incorporates a RFID antenna to activate the relay when you come within range. Its made by Masterlock and called StarterSentry. Ok so that takes care of keyless security but now I need to make a functioning ignition switch utilizing a single button. I thought that there may be a car alarm module or doorlock module that could be used to activate the different channels of an ignition switch. First press of the button would need to trigger a relay to turn on the ignition. Then press and hold a second time for the starter while still enabling the first relay. Press the button a third time and it turns off the igntion relay. I do know that some modules do something similar to this but I need to know which one. I figured even if the module only grounds a channel momentarily, I can install a latching relay for ignition and a standard bosch relay for the starter. Latching relay would recieve a ground pulse from the first press of the button and stays on. Holding the button activates a second channel and stays grounded as long as the button is held. Then press the button quickly again and it pulses the first channel turning off the latching relay. Also if there is a module that can actually be wired for a button to do this it would save me the need to hack the fob to do this. If this makes any sense please chime in, Ive been looking for a cheap solution to this for quite a while and so far Im running into obstacles. Thanks a lot

its a 64 chevelle. I have no column lock and beyond the actual operation of the starter button I have everything else figured out to my level of satisfaction. Im not very familiar with alarm systems although I am a custom car electrician (I do full rewires and engine conversion but no stereos or alarms) so I am familiar with wiring and modifying electrical components but I dont know of a module thats cheap that will do this. I guess I just need a two channel unit that I can get it to pulse on one channel with a quick press of the button and get another pulse when the button is held even if it needs to be held for a second or so. If I need to place jumpers to hard wire a switch to the unit Im more than comfortable doing that. This seems like it will be alot easier than my other option which is building a custom PCB utilizing a decade counter. If I can spend 30 bucks for a module and make it work then thats what I want to do. Hope you can steer me in the right direction.

ok heres what I was thinking. On some alarms they have a fob where if you tap a button itll unlock the doors but if you hold the same button it will unlock the trunk. I do know that the ground pulseon the channels stays on as long as you hold the button so heres what I was planning to do. Set up a latching relay for the ignition. You tap the button quickly and it pulses lets say channel 1 for a quick second. this in turn would latch the relay on and the ignition is now on. You press and hold the button a second time and lets say that this is channel two "(the trunks release option) and as long as you are holding the button on the starter is engaged. Now the car is running and when you want it to turn off you tap the button real quick again which will pulse channel 1 again turning off the latching relay and killing the car. All I need to know is a cheap alarm that has this option that I can get from best buy or something. I dont think that there is an alarm that allows you to hard wire a button to it it though so I would somehow have to find a way to solder a momentary button to the PCB to bypass the fob and do it with a regular switch. Or I can open the fob up and wire a switch to the button on the fob and run it permanentlyin the car. To keep the fob powered, Just use a voltage regulating transistor to drop down the car voltage to the voltage the fob needs and now you dont have to change a battery for the fob and the signal is always strong. I guess that would be the most complicated part fo doing it. Do you see any problems with this?

BTW I dont want easy, its cool to have it setup with just one button and thats why Im doing it that way.

I talked to the shop that handles our stereo and alarm installs and he tolded me that he has a brain as he called it that not only can do that it is also programmable for the type of output I want so I can have latching outputs directly out of the box. He said that I can set it up for one button to have a quick pulse output and an output for a long hold so that handles my main requirements. He gonna see if I can actually get a hardwired setup so I dont even have to hack the fob but he doesnt think thats available. As far as locking the car Ill just put in a doorlock module powered up by the RFID relay and doorlock buttons mounted on the door so I can press it when I get to the door and the door will lock or unlock. I think I have this thing whiped though and should have something put together fairly soon