1967-1972 Ford F-100 Truck Door Latches - Altman Easy Latch™

1967 Door Differences:

The 1967 Ford F-100 Door has an inverted mounting pattern for the door latch. To overcome this, we supply a mounting plate for the Drivers Door that corrects the mounting pattern. This does involve drilling the mounting holes out and redrilling mounting holes in the Drivers Door. The Passenger Side of the 1967 has the correct mounting pattern, as does the 1968-1972. Refer to the images to verify you are ordering the correct kit.  

Are you tired of slamming the doors on your 1967-1972 Ford Truck? 
Are the latches on your classic car not living up to the other work you've put into your pride and joy?
Face it, most classic car and truck door latches have been abused over the years. Unfortunately, the available options don't offer the quality that your classic or custom Ford car deserves. That is where the Altman Easy Latch™ for the 1967-1972 Ford Truck comes to the rescue.

The Altman Easy Latch™ kit is a vehicle specific bolt-on, bear jaw rotary claw latch kit. This kit features contoured jam plates to match the features of your vehicles doors. These are in no way a universal application. Our bear jaw rotary claw latches are each designed to work with the exterior handles, interior handles, and the exterior door lock cylinders of the specified vehicles. Each piece of our bear jaw latches are zinc plated to fight corrosion. Our internal claws are case hardened and zinc plated. Each kit comes with everything you need for two doors. Latch plates, vehicle specific bear jaw rotary claw latches, templates, hardware, detailed instructions, striker plates, and even stainless steel striker bolts. The Altman Easy Latch™ kit will have your doors opening and closing smoothly and safely. 

NO CUTTING / NO WELDING necessary
Works with exterior handles
Works with interior handles
Works with exterior lock cylinders
Works with interior lock rods (if equipped)
Case hardened latch paws
Stainless steel striker pins
Everything you need for both doors

Installation