'72 door latch

[pacfan]

I just received ownership of a great 72 international 30'. Unfortunatly
the entry door latch assy. is missing. The previous owner installed a hasp
(nasty looking). While investigating I have found info that leans toward
an expensive fix? The Bergman L-200 is not the correct lock and
Out-of-Doors Mart in N.C. said a lock will be expensive. What are my
choices.
Thanks
Harry

[TomW]

Originally Posted by pacfan

...While investigating I have found info that leans toward
an expensive fix? ...

Harry,

I have heard the same info about '72s.


Tom

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by pacfan

I just received ownership of a great 72 international 30'. Unfortunatly
the entry door latch assy. is missing. The previous owner installed a hasp
(nasty looking). While investigating I have found info that leans toward
an expensive fix? The Bergman L-200 is not the correct lock and
Out-of-Doors Mart in N.C. said a lock will be expensive. What are my
choices.
Thanks
Harry

You have two choices.

1. You can use the original lock, but it's priced way over $500.00 by Airstream.

2. Or you can use a kit that we developed for $159.95, but you must slightly modify the door.

Andy

[Kupster]

Hi Andy,

Does that go for the Argosy as well? I have a 20ft 1972 Argosy that I have to replace the handle on. Thanks in advance a number of your reply's to other people's questions have already helped me so much along the way.

Cheers,
Kupster

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by Kupster

Hi Andy,

Does that go for the Argosy as well? I have a 20ft 1972 Argosy that I have to replace the handle on. Thanks in advance a number of your reply's to other people's questions have already helped me so much along the way.

Cheers,
Kupster

Airstream/Argosy entrance door locks, are the same thing for the same year.

Andy