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Description
A reproduction glove box lock cylinder for 1947–1953 Chevrolet and GMC trucks, built to the original pattern and officially licensed by GM for a correct restoration. Keys come with it, so a glove box that has lost its lock or its key goes back into service.
Features
- Reproduction of the original style lock cylinder.
- Includes two keys with GM marking.
- Official GM licensed restoration product.
Truck compatibility and specs
Fits these trucks
1947–1953
Not sure this is the right part for your truck? Send us your year, make and model and we will confirm the fit before you order. Not sure what year your truck is? Decode its VIN.
Specifications
- Part number
- 110888
- Material
- Billet Aluminum
- Interior / Exterior
- Exterior
- Brand
- United Pacific
- Weight
- 0.2 kg
Reviews
Glove Box Lock Cylinder (w/ Keys) - 47-53 GMC Chevy Truck
Common questions
How do I know it fits my truck?
This part is listed for 1947–1953 Chevy and GMC 3100, 3600, 3800 and Suburban. The full year, make and model list is in the Truck Compatibility tab on this page. If your truck has been modified, or you are between two of the year ranges we list, send us the year, make and model and we will confirm the fit before you order rather than after.
What if it is not right for the truck?
You have 30 days from delivery to return it by mail. Return shipping is on you, and the part needs to come back uninstalled and unmodified - once a part has been trimmed or welded it cannot go back. Made-to-order items are final sale. The full terms are on our returns page.
Can I install this myself?
It is designed for a home install with ordinary hand tools, and the fitment notes on this page list anything that needs drilling, trimming or welding. Where an installation guide or video exists for the part it is linked in the Installation tab.
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