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#806162 12/12/2011 11:48 PM
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Hey.... has anyone had any experience with 1928 Chevy door handles? When I got the truck (basket case) the doors were fairly intact but there were no door handles... Will Model A Ford door handles work? I have no desire to restore this to any kind of exact standards, I just want the doors to stay shut.... Are there alternatives other than door poppers?
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You should look for the originals, or perhaps they're reproduced.
Do you have any restoration parts catalogs?

I did have a 1928 car and remember a little about door handles... if I were in your situation I'd find the right part for the job and not try to substitute or modify.

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Looks like " The Filling Station.com " has repo handles. Not sure about latch mechanism


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