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Old 04-22-2016, 10:29 AM   #1
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WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

After a set of OEM shims (spacers?) for the brass door alignment wedges that are affixed to the door pillars. Will buy single examples or complete set. Thanks. Pete
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Old 04-22-2016, 02:50 PM   #2
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

Pete, don't hold out for it but once I get my doors hung if I have spares I will let you know. It will be a while though.
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

I think I have 2 left over from hanging my doors, you can have them
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

Pete, sorry, just checked and only have one, it is yours, PM me with address and will send
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

Thanks guys! Sending PM. Jeff - please keep me in mind. Will keep chasing one more in the meanwhile.
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

I may have one or two but it will be Monday before I can look.
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

Please do and thanks for your help.
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

I looked today and didn't come up with anything. I will keep an eye open.
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

Thanks for the follow-up and I appreciate the effort. Jobrla set me up with one, after one other. Thanks guys!
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

Do you have all you need?
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

what's the spec on those wedges? Mine aren't even close to making contact.
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

I saved this website a while back. I have not bought any but they appear to be the same as the Blazer ones.

https://www.opgi.com/cutlass/1969/do...inges/CH24776/
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

In need of one more OEM example. One down one to go. Richard I'll check that thanks.

EDIT - Dang those look identical. I don't need a set but good for someone who does if dimensions are same. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: WTB: Shims (spacers?) for the brass door align wedges on the pillars

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I saved this website a while back. I have not bought any but they appear to be the same as the Blazer ones.

https://www.opgi.com/cutlass/1969/do...inges/CH24776/
I have this part from opgi. I bought it a while back when another posted about them.
Be aware the brass piece is the same dimension but the silver piece that screws to the door is not. It is smaller overall and the hole pitch is smaller. You could probably make them work if you couldn't find oem but for sure new holes would be required on the door side.
These would be ok if you just needed to replace the brass piece that is the part that wears.
One last item, the included shims are about 1/2 the thickness of the oem ones.

Bottom line is they could work but not an exact replacement.
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I have this part from opgi. I bought it a while back when another posted about them.
Be aware the brass piece is the same dimension but the silver piece that screws to the door is not. It is smaller overall and the hole pitch is smaller. You could probably make them work if you couldn't find oem but for sure new holes would be required on the door side.
These would be ok if you just needed to replace the brass piece that is the part that wears.
One last item, the included shims are about 1/2 the thickness of the oem ones.

Bottom line is they could work but not an exact replacement.
Good to know, thanks for the info
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