Klassic Keyless GM A-Body 2 Door (1970-1972) Keyless Entry System

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List Price: $249.95

Price: $239.95

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Part Number: 27-01102-22

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Replacement Parts

1970-72 GM A-Body 2 Door Keyless Entry Kit

Buick: Special, Skylark, GS
Chevrolet: Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo SS, Chevelle, Malibu, Malibu SS, El Camino
GMC: Sprint, Sprint SP
Oldsmobile: F-85, Cutlass, 442, Hurst Olds
Pontiac: Grand Prix, Tempest, Lemans, GTO
1970, 1971 and 1972

Keyless Entry for your classic car

Klassic Keyless has engineered a system that will retro-fit your classic bringing full modern day convenience of remote door locking & unlocking to your classic car. Full color, step-by-step instruction manual will walk you through the installation process

This system DOES NOT work for vehicles with Shaved Door Handles

Remote Vehicle Entry System Includes:

Keyless entry module with on-board relays for a clean installation:
(2) Two button remote controls
(2) Door lock actuators with 15 lbs. of pulling force & built-in overload protection
(2) Actuator mounting brackets
(2) Rubber doorjamb boots
(2) Actuator connecting rods and clips, wire harness, full color step by step instruction manual, and all necessary hardware.

Power Trunk Release Option (Purchase 27-01102-23)

27-01102-23: In addition to the parts listed above, you will also receive the following items for a full vehicle keyless entry system: One Power trunk latch, wire and wire loom, full color step by step instruction manual, trimming template, and all necessary hardware. Our Power Trunk Latch option allows you to be able to open the trunk by using the keyless entry remote but also retains the factory lock cylinder and key operation. This kit comes with everything needed to replace your factory manual trunk latch with our upgraded power latch and hook it up to your new keyless entry system. Please note that some vehicles do require the installer to trim some metal to enlarge the opening for the new power latch. This trimming does not affect the mounting of the original latch should you decide to reinstall it in the future. In addition to the tools shown above, you may need a die grinder and metal burr to enlarge the hole for installation.