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"Hockey Puck" locks. Besides the security they provide, they also make a
strong visual statement to would-be thieves. The steel hasp has a circular
guard to protect the lock from prying, and the mounting bolts cannot be
loosened from outside. When there are 2 or more locks on a van, we have
them keyed alike. |
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This
shows the lock in it's stored position inside the door when not in use. It
keeps the lock from falling out and getting lost. |
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These mesh window screens protect the van from
smash and grab theft, and also keep shifting cargo from breaking the
windows from the inside. They screw right in with #14 sheet metal screws. |
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This is a rear "Cross
view Mirror". With this, the driver can see what is directly behind the
van. This is why national companies like FedEx use them. |
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| These are
"20-20" mirrors from Velvac. They come with extended arms especially
for towing use, or with wide body vans and trucks. Remote control and
heated glass are options in these well made mirrors. |
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