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Boy I've bin lookin real hard for rear door checks on my 58 Chevy Panel,and just got a set on ebay for 47-55 year models.Just wondering how much different could they really be and do you think I stand a good chance of adapting them? Any words of encouragement would be nice,buy if I am royally screwed,please have fun shreading my dream!

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Stan, I've been searching for the same for a '57 GMC. I finally have a set. They would be the same on your Chevy.

I live in Gilbert and I see that you are in Phoenix. I don't think that the stops would be hard to fabricate if you had originals to make a pattern. You are welcome to use mine to trace a pattern, or to compare them to the ones that you bought to see if they can be adapted.

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Very nice offer! I just recently got a pair on evilbay for up to year 57.I spent a short time playing with placement but the angles seem a problem.Yeah I'd like to get together for some research,although the panel cant be driven at this time...There is an exact pair again on ebay.Seller is advertising through 59. I challenged him and waiting on a reply...

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Dear moderator,there was no mention of buying,selling,trading of parts..I mentioned an ebay purchase and borrowing a part to fabricate. That' all....

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I would have thought the checks for 55 nd series thru 59 were the same.

Stan, designated moderators are identified by their names being green, whereas a non-moderaor name is black.

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The body mounted peices are identical for many years.The slider and door brackets changed.I did have a guy plasma cut my own design which suited me better.Because my front end is lowered,the doors are not level and want to free-fall either closed or open at a certain point.
The oem sliders allowed the door to pull out of the intermediate stop position,so I relocated it to the rear of the slier to catch the door securely.Havnt mounted them yet though...


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