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Join Date: Sep 2024
Location: Enumclaw, WA
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Replacement doors
I am going to order some new doors but before I do any recommendations on who to get them from or do they all get their doors from the same source. Thanks for recommendations.
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Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Bentonville
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Re: Replacement doors
I bought doors and other sheet metal from H&H Classic Chevy parts and got genuine Dynacorn on most big parts. They may all come from the same overseas supplier, but we may never know. Being where you are in the PNW, you may want to check with Bill’s Truck Shop for a good pair of originals. I made my new doors work, but there are some differences that can impact your window channels, and fit. Don’t expect they can bolt up and be a perfect fit, whether repop or OEM.
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Location: Toppenish, WA
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Re: Replacement doors
I'd go over to Olympia to Wes at classic heartbeat by Olympia. https://www.classicheartbeat.com/
Toll Free 888-338-2502 / Fax 360-570-1860 Then I would compare his prices with the lower price that Classic parts and others ask plus shipping. wehepp@comcast.net 335 93 rd. Ave. S.W. Olympia, Wash. 98512 Wes is real picky about what he sells and he won't sell us anything he won't put on his own trucks or trucks he builds. If he has the doors in stock you will be able to look at them before buying and not have to pay shipping. His prices might be a bit higher than some but you don't have to pay to ship stuff across the county either. If he didn't have it in stock he should be able to bring it on a stock order saving some money for shipping. I've bought pieces for my 71 from him in the past and probably will get a few pieces for my 48 in the next few months
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Re: Replacement doors
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Location: Toppenish, WA
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Re: Replacement doors
I might have my 48 going in a very unfinished condition by then. An inch of snow at my place sure isn't helping progress though. If I get the 71 back together that would be a nice run for it over Chinook pass and back.
Since Chinook is closed right now it is a 166 mile trip over Snoqualmie to there.
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