Wanted '63-'72 FJ40 Under Seat Tool Box Latches

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Hugh Heifer

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So I had some luck getting the seat tracks and seat mounts but I still need the three latches/hasps for the FJ40 under seat driver's side FJ40 tool box.
I am at 30161. Let me know if you have one, two or all three!
Thanks
HH
 
I still need the three latches/hasps for the FJ40 under seat driver's side FJ40 tool box.

63 was the last year of the angle cut tool box and used three latches, Two on the front that held the seat down and one the angle for just the lid. 64-72 only used two latches that held the seat down. In the center of the lid was hinged flap with a slot in it. On the tool box was a loop the slot fix over. This is for the tool box lock.
 
63 was the last year of the angle cut tool box and used three latches, Two on the front that held the seat down and one the angle for just the lid. 64-72 only used two latches that held the seat down. In the center of the lid was hinged flap with a slot in it. On the tool box was a loop the slot fix over. This is for the tool box lock.
Ok, thanks for the clarification. Then what I need are the three little bits for the front of a 64-72. (The truck is actually a '72.)
The two latches for the seat and the hasp.
 
Still looking for a couple of these guys...

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You have NO idea how many coffie cans I have had to go thru to find these :grinpimp: I didnt want to get your hopes up until I had found them Send me your visa information and pin and I will get them in the mail :cheers: ( Just kidding about the visa ) Shoot me a PM with your address
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I don’t need the latch, but the actual ‘hook’ part the latch connects to. You have anything? I could probably make one or buy an aftermarket match I guess.
I paid him for the latch already. All I needed was the loop, but a complete latch is easier.
 
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