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THIS IS THE GLOVE BOX LOCK FOR GM CARS AND TRUCKS 1940 TO 1957.. A PERFECT REPLACEMENT FOR YOUR CAR AND TRUCK FOR THE SAME YEARS . WE ALSO SELL THE GLOVE BOX RETAINER, GLOVE BOX PUSH BUTTON, AND GASKET. WE ALSO SELL OTHER CHEVROLET PARTS, PLEASE CHECK OUT LISTING AS WE COMBINE SHIPPING SO YOU CAN SAVE SOME MONEY. SHIPPING IN THE U.S. BY UPS OR U.S. POST OFFICE SHIPPING WORLD WIDE BY AIR MAIL SERVICE
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