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T-Series Midget door catch/lock
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check with Tony Barnhill at the Autoist
He should have some good used ones
He should have some good used ones
Tom Bedenbaugh
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I may have a good used one. It will be Tues before I can get to the WH to check. Whice side do you need and what's wrong with your's.
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Thanks guys.
The drivers side is ok.
The passenger side has alot of play. After door closes you can "overclose" or push the door in further by about one-half inch. No trim or sealing is on the car yet. Was kind of hoping to source new ones, but will gladly appreciate good used in new not available.
Thanks again.
The drivers side is ok.
The passenger side has alot of play. After door closes you can "overclose" or push the door in further by about one-half inch. No trim or sealing is on the car yet. Was kind of hoping to source new ones, but will gladly appreciate good used in new not available.
Thanks again.
tony barnhill
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If Tom doesn't have it, I do....