i could find only the doors as i wanted to sandblast them long time ago the locks are at my house so i cant take a picture right now but here is the procedure.. i took it off a web site a few years ago...
1. Unscrew the 2 screws holding the bridge on the glove box door.
2. Get a heavy paper clip and bend it out straight.
3. On the base of the lockset, there will be 2 small, square holes. These sometimes get plugged up with crud and are hard to see. Clean the outside of the lock off the best you can.
4. Use the paper clip to apply pressure inside 1 of the small square holes on the side of the lock. You are looking for the hole where you will feel one of the small, spring-loaded, brass wafers giving you some "springy" resistance.
5. As you push down on the wafer, wiggle the lock cylinder out of its case. There should be about 4 spring loaded wafers you must depress as you work the cylinder out of the case.