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#327555 09/05/2006 6:49 PM
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I have seen a couple of types of locking doors for the Art Deco series trucks. One style puts a key in the door handel itself, another puts a key cylinder in the door just under the door handel. The one in the handel is pretty ugly. Is it possible to do it the other way? There are no holes in my door for the other locks.

#327556 09/06/2006 12:04 AM
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The '41 was in the handle, '46 below the handle. You are right about ugly. I'm having a local machine shop make up pieces for mine.


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