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#734861 03/31/2011 4:03 AM
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I need a passenger side top hinge for a 52 1 ton panel with barn doors. Are the hinges on 1/2, 3/4 and 1 tons interchangeable? I am headed to a swap meet this Friday here in the Portland area and could use the intelligence on this. Also, anyone know what is a reasonable price for such a part? Thanks. Michael.

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On the panel trucks, theres only 1/2 ton and 1 ton. All the hinges are the same. Not meaning they all interchange, ,,bottom right is same,,bottom left is same,,etc.............
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I do not know but I believe they are.

Have you posted in the Parts Wanted Forum? I know a couple of guys were partng out a panel so you may get lucky.
Not sure about your part of the country but around here I think a twenty dollar bill would get one at a swap meet.


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Panels and Suburbans share the same Barn door hinges, that should broaden your search.

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Cletis,,, Panel and Suburban Barn door hinges are different?
Where,how,why?

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All 1/2 ton & 1 ton 47-55 panel and all 47-55 suburban rear-door hinges are the same.

The upper and lower hinges are different.

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/1929_57chevyparts/57cmpc1065.htm




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Originally Posted by delux54panel
Cletis,,, Panel and Suburban Barn door hinges are different?
Where,how,why?

OOPS, I was thinking of the door stops.


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Kenneth Neel has them.918-605-2248 in Oklahoma

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Thanks everyone for the input. Being new to the forum as well as panels I really appreciate the information and willingness to pass it on. Michael.


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