Graham of Bewdley
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I'm making some secure lockers for the back of my 101 GS.
I'd like to be able to lock them with the same key as the ignition and doors, so a Stage One bonnet lock would be the obvious choice.
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I'd prefer not to spend £300 on two locks though!
There are plenty of cheap cam locks about for around £10.
www.oskeys.co.uk
Does anyone know of a cam lock at a sensible price that takes a Lucas barrel?
Of all the British cars made that used Lucas barrels in the ignition, doors and fuel caps, I'm hoping there must be one that used a cam lock for the boot or glove box or something and is still commonly available.
I'd like to be able to lock them with the same key as the ignition and doors, so a Stage One bonnet lock would be the obvious choice.
Land Rover Stage One / Early 110 Bonnet Lock
Land Rover 109 V8 Stage One Bonnet Lock (also fitted to early 110 models upto 1983) Manufactured from high grade stainless steel which has been polished to give the same appearance to the original chrome version but with the added bonus of being more robust. Supplied assembled ready to fit and...
There are plenty of cheap cam locks about for around £10.
MLM Huwil 22mm Cam Lock - Hook Cam
MLM Lehmann Huwil 22mm Cam Lock with Hooked Cam MLM winged cam lock with a large hook cam, and is compatible with the now obsolete original Huwil version. Features Keyed To Differ Turn - 90º Nozzle Length - 22mm, Nozzle Diameter: 18mm Key Supplied - 2
www.oskeys.co.uk
Of all the British cars made that used Lucas barrels in the ignition, doors and fuel caps, I'm hoping there must be one that used a cam lock for the boot or glove box or something and is still commonly available.
