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#1513716 08/20/2023 4:30 PM
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Does anyone know if the pictured hole part is reproduced? And is this the same as the pickup doors of the same years?
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It sure looks like the door on my pickup. I don't think that part of the door changed over the AD years.

Also, I believe that all truck cabs (except COEs) are the same from the firewall back to the latch pillar.

That door you pictured looks in pretty good shape. Is there an issue with your passenger side door? Or are you referring to the cover plate for the hole?


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yes, cover plate, was it metal? And do you know if it's reproduced?


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Or used ones? smile


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I have found some. Thanks. Hinge access panel.

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Busting rust since the mid-60's
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