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@panteradoug posted:
The clip that holds the door push button looks like the one used on my '67 and '68 Ford Mustangs. (Shelbys)
You might do a search using that criteria.

Doug, you were spot on... There is a place in Houston that sells Mustang parts (Think YearOne for Mustangs). I took the original in and they went to the back and returned with two options. Seems like the one for the trunk lock fit best. Not an exact match cosmetically, but fit like a glove. Thanks for the tip.

New on is at the top, original at bottom.

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