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#887789 10/08/2012 9:03 AM
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The door hinges on my 51 1/2 ton are shot beyond repair. I see that repro hinges are available. Anybody experience using these regarding fit and function?
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I used 4 "new" hinges from Classic on my '53 and while I'm not a door hinge expert, they did the job for me, no more sagging and the doors aligned better than before (still not perfect, but I doubt they ever were - its a truck)


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you can always repin and rebush the hinges to take the slop out...


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I replaced the bushing and pins on mine. Turned out on two of the the bores on two of the hinges were just too mangled. The doors kept sagging. I did as johntsmith did, and bought the complete hinges from classic. Worked great, doors are nice and tight now. In hindsight, for the effort and price, I should have done that from the start.
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