United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Left-hand door latch for 1947-51 Chevy and GMC trucks, part 110187
This new door latch from United Pacific Industries is made for the left-hand door on Chevrolet and GMC trucks. It carries part number 110187 and is listed as an interior and exterior accessory. The component addresses a specific fitment need for these classic models.
This latch suits owners restoring a 1947-51 Chevrolet or GMC truck who need a left-hand door component. It does not fit right-hand doors or vehicles outside the stated year range. Buyers needing different hardware should verify their specific requirements.
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This reproduction door latch is a solid mechanical component with no moving electrical parts, so it produces no motor noise or vibration during extended driving.
The latch assembly is sold as the mechanism itself; you will need the matching striker, mounting screws and any shims specific to your 1947-51 cab if they are not already on the vehicle.
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