Corvette C3 Spare Tire Tub Lock Bolt & Lock on 2040-parts.com
Richmond, Virginia, US
This is a C3 Corvette spare tire lock bolt and lock. The lock has a "K" keyway which i believe is for 1970 & 1974 Corvettes but will work on any C3. There is NO KEY.Also there is a small scrape of the face of the bezel but would be hidden if you installed the rubber boot.
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