<VV> The 1965 Corvair trunk latch?
Frank DuVal
corvairduval at cox.net
Sat Dec 5 15:46:38 EST 2009
Just mail the spring. It weighs just a few ounces.
Frank DuVal
rbuckridge at comcast.net wrote:
>Carl,
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>All the Corvair trunk latches are the same from 1960 - 1969, according to Clark's. And yes, the little spring works the safety latch.
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>If you can't find one local to you, contact me and I'll send you one. Your biggest problem will be in the shipping cost to Australia.
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>Roy - Bayshore
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Arlette Carl" < arlettecarl at hotmail.com >
>To: < virtualvairs at corvair.org >
>Sent: Friday, December 04, 2009 11:51 PM
>Subject: <VV> The 1965 Corvair trunk latch?
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>>Hi everyone,
>>
>>What's everyone's view on the following?
>>
>>The repainting of our 1965 Monza convertible's body shell is progressing
>>really well, with with a little luck the painted body shell might be back
>>in our garage by Christmas and really to commence the reassembly of all
>>the individual restored mouldings and trim.
>>
>>My painter believes the trunk latch which bolts on the inside of the trunk
>>is missing a spring that controls the second (safety) catch.
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>>I checked the Clark's Corvair catalogue but dont't see this trunk latch or
>>the small spring listed.
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>>I would be happy to just purchase a whole trunk latch if anyone has one
>>for sale or if anyone can tell me what this spring looks like then perhaps
>>it's common with other 1960's GM models.
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>>Alternatively is a spring meant to be there in first place?
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>>My GM Corvair workshop manuals does not give any information on this trunk
>>latch at all?
>>
>>Regards from Australia
>>Carl L. Kelsen
>>
>>
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