Glove Box Lock (Round 60s Type); VBB, VNB
Glove Box Lock (Round 60s Type); VBB, VNB
$39.07
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Product Details
Description
Glove Box Lock (Round 60s Type); VBB, VNB
Replacement Part Details
Use this part when the original component is worn, damaged, missing, or no longer working correctly. Many scooter parts can look similar but use different sizes, plugs, brackets, thread patterns, or mounting styles, so careful comparison before purchase is recommended.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.15 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3 × 3 × 1.5 in |
Round Glove Box Lock for 60s Vespa
Don't let a missing key or a jammed mechanism compromise the security of your glove box. This round-style lock is the perfect direct-fit replacement for 1960s-era "Large Frame" Vespas, ensuring your storage compartment stays latched and secure while you ride. It's an essential finishing touch for any restoration project or a quick fix to get your vintage scooter back to daily-driver reliability.
Key Features
Vintage-Correct Styling: Features the authentic round-bezel design to maintain the classic aesthetic of your VBB, VNB, or similar 60s large-frame Vespa.
Direct Fitment: Engineered as a drop-in replacement, requiring no modifications to your glove box door or chassis for a hassle-free installation.
Reliable Security: Restores the locking functionality of your storage compartment, protecting your essential tools, spare bulbs, and documents.
Premium Quality: Built to withstand the elements, this lock provides smooth action and dependable operation for your vintage machine.
Fitment Guide
Technical Specs
Style: Round-bezel "60s type"
Construction: Chrome-finished housing
Function: Locking mechanism for glove box/toolbox door
Compatibility: Fits various 125cc/150cc Large Frame models
Maintenance Note: If your lock starts to feel sticky, use a graphite-based lubricant rather than oil; oil can attract dirt and grime, which eventually leads to internal jamming.
Installation Tip: When installing, ensure the backing clip (if included) is seated properly; a loose clip is the most common cause of a spinning or rattling lock.
Pro Tip: Always keep a spare copy of your new key in a safe place at home, as these vintage-style keys are often difficult to cut at local hardware stores.
WARNING: California Proposition 65
