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#651900 06/03/2010 2:38 AM
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Once upon a time I took my door apart so that it could be painted and new glass installed. Now much later I'm ready to put it back together . Upon looking at the parts I'm just not sure where and how some of these parts go together. Some of you have helped me out with other problems so I'm asking for some help here. If there is an exploded view of door it would be great. The truck is a 1953 chevy 1 ton. Many thanks!!!

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I'm sure TCLederman (the encyclopeda brittanica of AD trucks)
will come along shortly with an exploded view of a door assembly.
Good Luck with your project.

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You should really get a shop manual it would really help on your build there are a bunch of parts that go into the door.I kept mine on the work bench and looked at it as I was installing the parts back into my 52-3100 also had the assembly manual.

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If some of you fellows are like me and forget how, after a few months this is my memory jogger it's a camera with a chip in it. I have several chips that I have refered to as I rebuild my ride. I take picks before I start to remove anything. It really helps this old buzzard a lot.
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Sent a drawing to your e-mail.

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Mind sharing that, Brad?


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Another classic example why you need to take pictures and store your parts in an organized manner. New guys, pay attention.


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