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panhead59 · 11-17-2012, 10:50 AM

I've got 2 complete doors that are pretty good. But to be honest, someone looking for "clean rust free doors" that are 40 years old is asking for a lot. I haven't posted these for sale yet but will shortly. Wi. is probably to far away considering shipping costs anyway. FYI door bottom panels (bottom and inside are made together and outside is a seperate pc) are only $50 for both pcs. Even if u find "rust free" doors, they still have 40 year old metal (bottoms usually go first) on them so rust isn't far away. I am just saying that for $50 a door you could have brand new bottoms and never have to mess with em again. So to look for rust free doors isn't really the whole equation. You KNOW they will still have a little rust on the inside bottoms.

11-17-2012, 10:50 AM	#2
panhead59 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Vinton, Va. Posts: 493	Re: Wtb blazer doors and fenders I've got 2 complete doors that are pretty good. But to be honest, someone looking for "clean rust free doors" that are 40 years old is asking for a lot. I haven't posted these for sale yet but will shortly. Wi. is probably to far away considering shipping costs anyway. FYI door bottom panels (bottom and inside are made together and outside is a seperate pc) are only $50 for both pcs. Even if u find "rust free" doors, they still have 40 year old metal (bottoms usually go first) on them so rust isn't far away. I am just saying that for $50 a door you could have brand new bottoms and never have to mess with em again. So to look for rust free doors isn't really the whole equation. You KNOW they will still have a little rust on the inside bottoms.