A direct-fit 2-piece trunk lock retainer hardware set for 1961-1963 Ford Thunderbird designed to secure the trunk lock assembly to the lid and restore factory alignment. Precision-formed components resist corrosion and wear to eliminate rattles, prevent lock movement, and ensure reliable trunk latch operation. Ideal for restoration and maintenance projects, this durable kit delivers a dependable, easy-to-install replacement that helps maintain original appearance and function.
Features:
- Fits 1961-1963 Ford Thunderbird
- Two-piece trunk lock retainer set replaces worn or missing factory hardware
- Precision-formed steel construction with corrosion-resistant finish for long service life
- Secures trunk lock assembly to prevent rattling and misalignment
- Direct-fit replacement for restoration and maintenance; restores factory fit and operation
- Simple installation using common hand tools
Installation / Application:
- Difficulty: 2/5
- Estimated time: 15-30 minutes
Instructions:
- Open and support the trunk lid; remove the trunk liner or access panel to expose the lock assembly if applicable.
- If hardware is corroded, apply penetrating oil to fasteners and allow it to soak in to ease removal.
- Remove the old retainer pieces and any associated fasteners, keeping track of hardware for re-use or replacement.
- Clean the mounting surface and inspect the lock cylinder and surrounding area for damage.
- Position the new 2-piece retainer around the lock assembly in the same orientation as the original factory part.
- Reinstall fasteners and tighten snugly with the appropriate screwdriver or wrench—avoid overtightening to prevent distortion.
- Operate the trunk lock and latch several times to confirm smooth operation and correct alignment; make minor adjustments if needed.
- Reinstall the trunk liner or access panel and verify final fit and function.
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Vehicle Fitment:
The Vehicle Fitment Guide is to be used as a general reference. The data has been provided by our suppliers and manufacturers and may contain errors or incorrect data. Always refer to a professional to verify correct fitment for your vehicle.
| Make |
Model |
Years |
| Ford |
Thunderbird |
1961 - 1963 |
