Recent content by Longroof79

That might be your best solution, unless you are lucky to find someone parting a wagon. The one I found for my friend was up in the Atlanta area and his neighbor happened to be driving thru there. He set up a meet with the seller, set a price, and fortunately his neighbor had a pickup. All in...

Good luck finding one. I found one for my friend a few years back on Ebay for his Cutlass Cruiser. He mentioned his cargo floor being rotten due to a leak from pool chemicals. If yours isn't all that bad, I would suggest treating it to some good primer/ neutralizer, or POR.15 and paint it...

I really liked the Holden Ute. Nice body style and was LS powered. They were quite pricy in the states due to conformity to our safety standards.

Yes, that's what I meant.

Have you tried to adjust it..up down side to side. Also, what condition is your hinge pins and bushings in? You said the door doesn't sag. I guess it's easy enough to determine if the striker pin has significant wear. I'd still try to adjust it first and apply some grease to the pin and latch.

Congratulations! Great looking car. Love the color and wheels.

Shortly after purchasing my car some thirty something years ago. I received a bulletin from the dealership that sold the car originally. It was for a factory recall to replace the rear control arm bolts. At the time I made the necessary arrangements at the dealership and waited for the car. All...

Good lookin' Wheel. Bill. A little more modern than your previous wheel,

Thanks for that. I appreciate it. My car never came with the small #10 brackets. I had even replaced all the doors and newer doors didn't have them either.

My car didn't come with the #10 adjusters, but feel it can use them. I get a bad rattle when the window is partially rolled down. Does anyone know if these parts are still available. or what cars they can taken from?

The '78-'81 Corvette glove box lock setup on Ebay looks pretty close to what I'd need. Prices are up there as well. `:cautious: Thanks again for your help.

Judging by what's indicated in the chart. It's not your typical glovebox lock. It appears to be a combination 590661 and 607691.

Thank you guys for all your help and input. (y)

Thank you so much for that information and breakdown of locks and parts. That will be extremely helpful. I really appreciate it. 590661 looks to be the right one. Where would many of these parts be available?

Hey Blair, Thank you buddy. You also helped me out to make a pair of rear latches for the doors. I still appreciate that.