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#960179 07/31/2013 11:00 AM
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What is the correct name for the arm or bracket used to keep the barn door of a suburban open? The one located at the top of each door. I need the passenger side one and I would like to post in in the parts forum as a WTB but I was not certain the correct name.

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Marc

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Too funny I just realized that I joined the forum in 2006 and just made my first post. That must be some type of record. ha ha

Talk about procrastination.

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barn door check arm - specify the year, different series are different - and they're scarce

Bill


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Bill

Thank you. That is what I figured. I just purchased a 53 Chevy suburban and I thought I had both sides but I have (2) of the same driver side.

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Thanks Bill.

I thought they were hard to come by. I do have two for the same side. Maybe I can rework the other one I have to work on the passenger side.

Marc


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