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Has anyone used the new door shells from Brothers? Especially the Task Force era doors. Im thinking of trying them because its so hard to find solid rust free originals.

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Hello Truck,
You might want to contact "Jay in Ca." He has alot of parts. He might be able to help you out!

Last edited by UncleRod; 07/16/2008 10:20 PM.

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I haven't used them..but have had discussions with those selling them on Ebay..and I'm under the following impression:

If you buy a door and try to match it up with the lines of existing adjacent pieces it will likely be challenging. If the hood, doors and or fenders are all changed they match up better.

2nd hand info..

Keith

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nothing around the TF doors is an easy fit - I've been told by a couple people who've used the TF repro doors that they're good quality and fit [northernGMC on here for one] - I wouldn't hesitate to use them over rough originals that needed rebuilding .... keep in mind that because of the profile of the doors, it was common at the factory to have them fit poorly - tho' of course there they could choose from an endless supply to fit any cab grin

Bill


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