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Hi,

im looking for the boot lock latches that shut the boot, mainly after the top latch but if you have the bottom as well for a series 1 R33. I'll put up a pic to show the parts im on about.. they are so hard to come by, so if anyone is wrecking out a 33 and has one, let me know please. I've been told that my top latch is faulty and have been looking for over 4 months for the part but cant find anything.

Cheers,

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hey buddy

i have one of the bottom latches and about 3 of the top latches

do you want both of them?

how much were you looking for one of each posted to 3757?? and their in working order yeaa?

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