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Revisiting bad parts......

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I have not idea if this will come across. If you see it and read this, I guess it did.
 
Sorry for the size of this monster. Again, I have no idea what I just did. Used Photobucket, seems to work. Ya'll are in trouble now. You will have to see pics of my car, my kids, my dog (wait, I don't have a dog). Anyway, see that I fabricated an offset piece of iron strap into the bracket and mounted to the existing hole in the lock bracket. The activation wire to the left is a handle from a paint can (very strong) that goes down through the sheet metal to below the dash. I attached a small rubber grommet to keep the water out and put a small handle on the end of the wire under the dash. The return spring inside the lock automatically returns after every pull. Zero area for failure.

Bill

ps, the MossMotors UK site must've just come back up, with downloadable catalog sites. It was down for some months. It does offer things that aren't seen over here.
 
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