Door Handle ID

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Robbo
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Door Handle ID

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Can anyone ID this door handle - it's NOS with traces of OD paint - the only marking is "GMC" on the back of the handle:

http://users.beagle.com.au/mtrpool/GMC/Handle1.jpg

http://users.beagle.com.au/mtrpool/GMC/Handle2.jpg
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Post by Gordon_M »

It looks pretty much identical to the handles O had on my 1.5 ton Chevrolet K43.

I didn't realise there is a knockout pin that allowed you to pull the square drive though - that would have saved some grief. I thought they were cast in.

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Gordon:

:lol: I encountered the same on the Beast.

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Post by Robbo »

Thanks for the feedback.

It's obviously a driver's side handle with the provision for a lock - would it fit closed cab GMC CCKW's - did the later version of closed cab have locking doors??
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Post by Ken Blythen »

As far as I know, there were no locks fitted to the later CCKW/CCWs but it may be off a civilian cab of the same era. My brother has a 1943 CCKW (originally open cab) that has been fitted with a civilian Chev cab & has locks.

As best I remember, his handles are the same as the one shown.
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Post by Robbo »

Thanks for your comments Ken and everyone else.
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