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#786549 10/06/2011 7:27 AM
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I am wanting to get a 1955 Chevy 6400 with the 261 motor. It has been in a field for about 10+ years and the keys to it that were left in there when parked are gone. I guess mice like shiny things that rattle! There are no door locks, just a glovebox lock and ignition. I have been told I can get the glovebox and ignition lock cylinders for about $10-$20, but not told where to get them. I have found a classic GM website and for 2 door lock cylinders, a glovebox lock, and an ignition, it is $50+Shipping. The story and plans for this truck are on my profile posts and it is called, "Fixing the Family Truck". Anything is helpful.

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Are you certain there is no door lock on the passenger side? I bought new ignition and glove box locks, locally, not too expensive.

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Yes, I am certain. They may have been replaced later on with ones without keys.

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1955 first-series or second series truck?

People might be able to post information on door-lock sets after seeing the above information.

I have not checked lately, but Classic Parts used to have matching lock sets for 1955-1st series trucks (I'll look for them once we know your series).

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It is a second series


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