2004-2008 Grand Prix Glove Box Compartment Latch Tan Beige (black Cylinder) on 2040-parts.com
Bloomington, Illinois, United States
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This listing is for a glove compartment latch for a Pontiac Grand Prix. It fits 2004-2008 models. It is tan and in good condition. I will ship to the 50 States and Puerto Rico using Priority Mail for a flat fee of $6.00. Thank you for looking. The latches came with both black and silver cylinders (this one has a black cylinder). I don't have a key for it, but I believe a locksmith could re-code the cylinder to match your original key. Please compare the pictures to your original latch.
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