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1928-34 Ford Rumble Seat Trunk Lid Latch Lock
1928-34 Ford Rumble Seat Trunk Lid Latch Lock
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1928-34 Ford Rumble Seat Trunk Lid Latch Lock
Part # 91126101
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Overall Length:
3.45"
Overall Width:
1.96"
Overall Height:
1.46"
Center to Center:
2.75"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Zinc Plated
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This lock mechanism for 1928-31 Model A and 1932-34 Ford car rumble-seat lids, has a 1/4" square drive. These quality steel locks will keep your lid latched and secure when not in use. May need to purchase our rumble-seat lid striker (p/n 91126102) to work with lock.
- 1/4" square drive
- Steel material
- 3-1/2" Long/Tall
- 2" Wide
- Fits rumble-seat lids but can be used on a trunk lid with slight modification
NOTE: The square hole fits 5/16" shaft. This latch is designed to fit a 30-34 Ford decklid hinged as a rumble-seat. It can be used on a trunk lid but the lock collar would need to be shortened and an engagement
Notes
Square hole fits 5/16" shaft. Latch fits a 30-34 Ford deck lid hinged as a rumble seat. Can use on a trunk lid but lock collar needs shortening and an engagement notch would need to be cut.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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