Nos 1949 1950 1951 Ford Door Lock Cylinder Cover Spring Pad Trunk 1952 53 1954? on 2040-parts.com
Marshalltown, Iowa, US
This item came from a restorers auction. You are bidding on (1) lot of new old stock Ford Door Lock Cylinder Covers, Springs, and Pads. There is also a trunk lock assembly with matching key (looks new but may be used). The trunk key operates the lock as it should. The last photo shows (2) door lock assemblies and the trunk lock and key. Note that the covers and springs (part number CPA 7021943-A) are different than the rest of the covers. The cover on the trunk lock is the same as the two covers. These may be from a 52-54 Ford but please verify. The bags are rough and brittle. I can't find these part numbers in the book so do your research to verify that these are proper for your application. Satisfaction guaranteed - I do combine shipping
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