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NEW BOOT LOCK TO SUIT THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES: HOLDEN HK HT HG HQ HJ HX HZ STATESMAN & CAPRICE HQ HJ HX HZ TORANA LJ LH LX UC PLEASE ALSO CHECK THE LISTING PICTURE AND COMPARE WITH YOUR EXISTING LOCK TO DOUBLE CHECK SUITABILITY. THESE QUALITY LOCKS ARE PRODUCED IN MANY CASES USING THE OEM TOOLING AND ARE ALMOST IDENTICAL TO THE ORIGINAL.. PAYMENT IS REQUIRED WITHIN 5 DAYS OF PURCHASE, THANK YOU. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. |
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