Mangusta Door lock mechanism

I need some help with sourcing where DeT obtained the door lock mechanism or what car it is common with.

It's the internal part, I have the handles etc and the striker plate.

My left hand (drivers side of LHD car) door mechanism looks like its a Jaguar part and different from passenger side. It does however look identical to a 69 Alfa Spider 105 Duetto from 69 which we also have. The key difference is that the Alfa Duetto Spider does not have the little button to unlock the door. Apparently Alfa 1750 Saloons / Berlinas from 68/69 do have a button and are highly likely to be same as 105 Spider.

Anyone shed any light on what the door mechanism is from (or - he says in hope...) a spare LH mechanism they want to sell?

cheers

Larry

8/25/218:18 AM

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