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New 1960 1963 Falcon Lock Set Ignition Doors Keys Futura Ranchero 1961 1962 Ford on 2040-parts.com

US $59.90
Location:

Broadway, Virginia, United States

Broadway, Virginia, United States
Condition:New Brand:unbranded Other Part Number:LCk30 Manufacturer Part Number:LCK30 Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front

New 1960 1963 Falcon Lock Set Ignition Doors Keys Futura Ranchero 1961 1962 Ford


This new reproduction 

doors / ignition lock set fits 

1960-63 Falcon / Ranchero. 

Includes two door locks, 

an ignition cylinder and two keys. 

You must re-use your old pawl, 

which is the little arm 

off the end of the door lock cylinder.


We offer fast FREE shipping via USPS 

throughout the United States. 


Virginia residents add 5.3% sales tax. 


Thank you for your consideration.

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