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C&N Footlockers

Trunk Repairs Made Easy

C&N trunks are built for years of camp, travel, and everyday use. If a piece of hardware gets damaged along the way, most repairs are quick, simple, and can be handled right at home.

Find Your Part Shop Replacement Parts

Fix Your Trunk in Three Steps

Start with the diagrams below to identify the damaged part. Then open the matching replacement-part page for details and installation instructions.

1

Find the Number

Locate the damaged hardware on one of the numbered trunk diagrams.

2

Find the Part

Search the replacement-parts list by part name or diagram number.

3

Make the Repair

Open the part page for installation instructions, then get your trunk back in action.

Most Repairs Are Quick Many common hardware repairs take only a few minutes.
Simple Tools Most replacement parts can be installed with a Phillips screwdriver.
Fast Part Shipping Replacement-part orders usually ship within one business day.
C&N replacement parts are provided at no charge. You pay only for shipping.

Find the Part You Need

Match the number beside the damaged area of your trunk with the numbered replacement-parts list below.

Front exterior of C&N trunk with replacement parts numbered 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 24 26 35 37 42 44 45 46 47 50 51 52 53 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 71
Front Exterior
Back exterior of C&N trunk with replacement parts numbered
Back Exterior
Inside base of C&N trunk with replacement parts numbered
Interior Base
Inside lid of C&N trunk with replacement parts numbered
Interior Lid

Replacement Parts

You only need to find the part once. Numbers that use the same replacement part are grouped together below.

Lid & Upper Trunk Parts

Hardware

Base & Lower Trunk Parts

Interior & Miscellaneous Parts

No matching part found. Try another term or send us a photo below.

Not Sure Which Part You Need?

Send us a few clear photos of the damaged area and our team will help identify the replacement part. Include one close-up of the damage and one wider photo showing where the part sits on the trunk.