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Modifying a1947-1951 Front door handle for use as a rear barn door handle.

Alvin
aka.....Achipmunk

Edit May 2024. This tip that Ned and Alvin put together did become a bona fide TT in the Legacy TT Page on March 1, 2012. HERE IT IS -- where you can see it all. In that TT, the "more discussion" leads back to this thread. So, it's still alive.

Great job everyone, special thanks to Alvin for getting all this together. thumbs_up
~ Peggy M

Last edited by Peggy M; 05/30/2024 6:14 PM.

1951 Chevy 1-Ton Panel
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On one picture, i see a plate of pizza rolls in the background. Is that part of the fitting process ... or the reward once its done?

I did this handle switch-over deal when I was building my panel truck back in '94 and it worked perfect. Still working.

Last edited by Peggy M; 05/30/2024 6:17 PM.
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Great tip, thanks.


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Great tip!

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Alvin, great tip and very well written.
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Alvin, good tech tip. I did this same thing on my Sub and it is still working only I had to use a new repro because the original was really pitted.



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Thanks Alvin, someday I'll be sick and tired of my droopy handle and change it.

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This is really working out well. I just love it!!! Thanks to Alvin, Ned and all the feedbackers, too!

Pizza rolls????? We should have a close-in for that. grin

Keep up the good work boys.

Peg


~ Peggy M
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On that picture, you needed a 6 pack of Bud in the picture.

Last edited by Peggy M; 05/30/2024 6:19 PM.

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