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#327972 08/07/2007 3:19 PM
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Just read that the doors for a '72 C-10 are different from '67-71 (no further details given, just "different"). Is this true, and if so what's the difference? It would suck if I'm limited to searching for new doors that are specific to a single year. :-(

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yeppers, they are different. The door panel used on 72 is a formed plastic, earlier ones were metal. So, the window crank & door handle stick out farther & the panel secure w/clips instead of screws. Also a screw was added just below the vent window to hold the inner & outer door panels together.


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Thanks for the great info. Looks like Chevy screws me again!

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Originally posted by 64fleetside:
[b] yeppers, they are different. The door panel used on 72 is a formed plastic, earlier ones were metal. So, the window crank & door handle stick out farther & the panel secure w/clips instead of screws. Also a screw was added just below the vent window to hold the inner & outer door panels together.
BUT will they fit & work on an earlier truck???? [/b]
Oh yeah, they interchange


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Now I'm more confused than before. They interchange but they're different? Whaaa? Will the '72 door panels work on an earlier door? I don't want to get into mixing and matching interior parts from different years. Not looking for a concourse restoration -- just simplicity for my own mental health. :-)

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The doors will swap from truck to truck but won't be "correct", the panels won't interchange between doors w/o mods & swapping the window regualtors & door controls.


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Thanks for the clarification. Guess for now I'll stick to looking for a decent pair of '72 doors to keep things simple.


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