1948 And 1949 Vintage Cadillac Door Locks Pair Nos Nice L@@k Cadillac 1948 1949 on 2040-parts.com
Livonia, Michigan, United States
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1948 1949 Vintage Cadillac door lock pair for various models but not all and the pawls on the back of the cylinders may or may not need to be changed for your application.These are believed to be NOS as they show no signs of wear but do have some very light scratches on the faces and or a small ding or two overall in very nice condition and they work perfect.
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