1971-1976 Cadillac Trunk Lock Cover Assemby- Eldorado Deville Fleetwood - Good! on 2040-parts.com
Villa Park, Illinois, United States
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Cadillac embellishments set them apart from the other GM car lines...and this item is a big part of that 1970's identity. This auction is for an decent survivor Trunk Lock Cover Assembly, for the early and mid 1970's Cadillacs as listed. Maybe yours was broken off or just pitted and colorless? Then this is the perfect bolt-in replacement. Very shiny, awesome coloring (restored), just a few random pits....Latch works great too! Good condition used unit for your restoration on a budget.
I also have the correct trunk wreath available in my other auctions...please check them out. I have hundreds of 1971-78 Eldorado parts...message me if you need anything in particular! |
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