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Erik

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Tear shaped boot lock??


Hi everybody,


Does anyone out there know of which car the tear shaped boot lock comes from?


I don't have one with my car, and i saw this lock on Stuart's and Peter's Phase 1.


It's also on a picture in a 1958 magazine article, so this should be the right one for my car.


Anyone??


Thanks.



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nigel c

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Hi Erik, try going to www.wbh.co.uk


then go to the seach option then go to weathersheild locks at the bottom


then A6...click on image A6 and scroll down....is that what you want.


If they do not post i can buy and collect as I use these guys and their local.


nigel



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Erik

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Hi Nigel,


Thanks for the website adress, indeed they have many different locks.


But i did a bit of searching and found that this lock is also used on the Jensen CV8, as a bonnet lock.


Maybe a small contribution to the "wotsitoff" page?


They are probably also used on other cars, but i don't know which.


In the meantime i found and won one NOS lock with keys on Ebay.


Regards,


Erik



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nigel c

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well done, job done.

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Looks like it's also off the P1800. Fuel filler cap lock. See B664575 (WBH key, I notice)

http://www.classicvolvoparts.co.uk/parts.asp?carID=2&cID=35&scID=215

Can anyone confirm?

All the best, Gary



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Yes the lock on the boot of my Peerless looks similar to the locks I removed from my Lotus Europa S2.  You can find a pair here on RDent's site.  Select Europa parts and scroll down a bit.  rdent.com.

Dean



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Thanks Dean, yes RDent's looks identical, too. Albeit a tad more expensive?

At least they're easy to source!

I have new door handles (locks on both sides, though no barrels yet), now I'm sourcing the boot handle and hoping I can get matching FS barrels for all three so they use one key.

Still not decided on fuel caps. I want locking caps but with the low profile of the originals. Or find a method of inserting a lock beneath the original style cap Uncle Frank is a devil once the whiskey is gonebiggrin



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I, 've got a tear shaped lock on the boot of my ph 1 which I will sell for a small sum of 20k and I'll through the car in with it . I also use the same key for both doors , ign . And boot , so I recon I'll still be able to pick Gary's locking petrol caps when my wisky runs out .

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seem to remember other members who's keys fit it as well Uncle Frank!

 



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