delanobe

Hi guys,

I’m restoring the glove box of my car but I’m missing the latch. All sites are marked as nla but I hope some aftermarket part is available.

attached you can find the part I’m missing.
it’s the finger that holds the glovebox closed

thanks in advance!!

raspritz

The diagram is useless alone. You need the year, the model, and it would help a lot if you would go to the trouble to find out the part number from the PET.

delanobe

Hi,

yes, of course.
It’s a 911/T from 1969.

I’m missing the latch 91155255200

thanks.

r911

Lots of places in the US, sez Google

can you get it form a local dealer?

do you have wrecking yards with 911 parts there?

raspritz

That seems to be a 1970-73 PET#, not 1969.

Spyerx

69 was a transition year, some stuff is different than on the 70+ Does it look or should it look like this? if so, that is the same as my 71.

You could try Stoddard, Sierra Madre, or, post a 'wanted' on EarlySRegistry and Pelican.

You may need to get a key made if you find a used lock but any locksmith should be able to handle that.

raspritz

He says he needs the latch on the inside. Per the 1969 PET, the part number is 90155255220 (1968-) or 90155255221 (1969-), reflecting a mid-MY change. Both appear to be NLA.

Happy hunting and good luck! You'll find one.

Spyerx

yeah ok it wasn't entirely clear to me...

I think a check on Pelican or Early S with a picture of the part you need would be your best bet. You could try calling one of the parts suppliers I listed to see... I'm sure there are others similar in Europe.

delanobe

Hi,

No, the lock from the glove box is more to the left?

Thanks again

delanobe

Found a picture, it's the plastic finger. Thx

I

theiceman

3D PRINTER

use some new tech to build some old tech

raspritz

EDIT: I checked. The specific piece the OP wants is indeed plastic.

You can't 3D print without an original for precise measurements.

myflat6

Try these guys. I have bought random hard to find parts from them. May want to call them.

retroautomotiveproducts.com

raspritz

Wow! I'd never heard of them, but what an impressive website. And great prices. Thanks. And the OP can just buy an entire new glovebox door, which will solve the problem.