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  1. 07-10-2009, 09:02 PM #1
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    Talking Wtb rhs 1972 lock post

    after a new nos lock piller panel for the rhs to match a 1972 car ( with the indent to match the oil door pull) part number is approx
    g91150204201 LOCKPOST

    needed asap , shipped to carson , ca
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  2. 07-11-2009, 07:27 PM #2
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    Just so you know, I spent months trying to find the part and I wound up calling around and found a 72 that they could cut it off of.

    I had extra material but finding a new one probably wont happen. I know a few guys have purchased the stock piece and have a metal guy open up the hold for the release. That might be your quickest and easiest solution.

    Wish I could help more. However I feel your pain i've been through this hunt!!!

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    cheers , i was dreading that that might be the case , luck i have not thrown anything away so i guess i'll have my panel guy do a graft .
    BUT if anyone has one lurking in the garage let me know.
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