'60's '70's '80's Gm Trunk Lock Cylinder With Key Used on 2040-parts.com
Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, United States
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This GM trunk lock with single key works very well. It comes with the rubber o-ring, but not the inside locking clip. I wish I could tell you what year it came off, but it probably fits a lot of years. Check the shipping calculator for shipping cost. Please pay by paypal. Thanks!
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