1947-1951 Chevy Truck Door Latches - Altman Easy Latches

I have a 1951 chevy coe. Will this kit work well for the coe

Yes, this kit will work with the COE.

Is this price for 1 or 2 door latches?

The pricing is for a pair. Everything you need for both doors.

can you weld the 47 to 51 latches into the door instead of screwing them?

You certainly can. We advise that you still follow the installation instructions and perform a overlap weld versus trying to butt weld it in.

Why is there a $120 price difference between the shaved handle kit and the handle kit? What extra is included in the factory door handle kit?

With the shaved handle kit, there is none of the levers or locking mechanisms to work anything outside the door. Only a lever to hook your inside handle to. The factory handle kit has everything necessary to open and lock your door from the outside.

Does both sides of the latch lock? I installed a factory lock on the drivers side of my 1950 so I can lock/unlock either door.

Yes, both latches in the kit have lock provisions. So if you added a lock cylinder on the drivers side, you will be able to lock and unlock both latches.

I have a 47 Chevy pickup and I want to use kindig-it door handles. Do I need your 52-54 kit as there not a turn down handle

You will need a mix-match kit. We can help you out with what you need, just call in to 1.866.987.4783

Will your 47-51 chevy truck latch work with electric door locks?

They certainly will. We recommend our Lock Actuator Brackets to make it easier.

Hi Do you freight to Australia ? Im looking at your Bolt-on Bear Jaw Door Latches for 1947-51 Chevy Truck - Altman Easy Latches , Thank you Cooper

We certainly can ship to you. Just use our checkout on the website, and it will give you the pricing.

1. What is the difference between the 47-51 latch kit compared to the 52-54 latch kit? I have a 49 cab with 52 doors. Which kit should I use? 2. Do you offer a kit that can be welded in? If not, can these bolt on kits be welded in? I notice in the instructions that you have to grind off the nub on the window track. I assume that this is for clearance reasons. If that is the case, is this also the reason you don't offer a weld in kit? I can see that cutting the installation plate (provided in the bolt on kit) down and welding it in flush with the door metal would push the latch further toward the window track by an amount equal to the thickness of the installation plate. Would that cause the latch to contact the window channel? Thank you,

1. The 47-51 Chevy Trucks have turn-down style exterior door handles.
52-54 uses a push button style exterior handle.
You will need a mix match kit for your application. We can help. Give us a call at 1.866.987.4783 M-F 8-5CST
2. We do not offer a separate kit for weld-in applications. You can weld our kit in. We advise that you install it as the instructions state, and then overlap weld the plate. Some people want to cut a hole the size of the plate and then butt-weld it in, while this may work fine, it does move components around a little and may cause alignment issues.
3. You do have to grind that "nub" off the window channel for clearance. It may not be necessary on all applications, but it helps on some.