Ahh there is another is another Cabillac cab out there,i got one on my 806, the reason i bought it was so i could stand up,All i know they were made bye a Milco-Zink company out of Fairmont Minnesota. I hope you don't need any door latches, they came with Theadore Bagman Brand , it was a good enough latch, years ago i would go to a camper place and could buy one for 7-8 dollar, NOW there out of business no longer available, there was a new one on E-Bay for $400:00 American, i passed ,LOL I bought mine a year after i had the tractor, it came with the self tapping sheet metal screws, but it was noisy like the rest, but i did improve it some. But all my paper work got thrown away, but i could send you a picture of the Insignia of the Company, that's on my doors yet, you could get some of those made!
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