Ss Nova Chevelle Monte Carlo 442 Gto Impala 442 Grand Sport Trunk Latch on 2040-parts.com
Ottawa Lake, Michigan, United States
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This one is original from the factory GM. Works perfect and is very nice. This will fit many vehicles, so as always check your application. This was a early take off many years ago, and stored correctly. This is a lot nicer than the $50.00 repops, and will stand the test of time. Easy install.
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