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saggy doors
Do you know who in north jersey can repair the saggy doors on 87 camaro?
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If you wanted to, its not really hard to replace a saggy door. You can save yourself some money and go on TGO and learn how to do it yourself. Just my 2 cents. BTW :welcome:
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It's pretty easy to fix yourself, you can pick up some fresh hinges and bushings from most parts sellers pretty cheap. Where in North Jersey are you located? - Justin |
I'm in Clifton, I go often to Island and Englishtown. I usually do my own work.
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im also in clifton i can give you a hand any time you want its real easy to repace the hinges or bushings
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Welcome to the site! :)
I'm with everyone else. just buy the parts and do it yourself. It cant be too hard. |
fixing the saggin doors on the monte i built was a bitch. but i think the camaros are usually better. I believe the monte doors are a bit heavier. On my monte not only did i wear through the bushing, it wore down the pin and the actual hinge itself. the hole on the hinge was actually oval and even just swapping in a new pin and bushings wouldnt do anything. I found a brand new hinge and those go for $115, but i wasnt about to pay that. Instead i had a professional welder(family friend of my GF) weld up the hole completely. Then i measured it all out and drilled a new, round hole through the hinge where it was welded over. I then installed new pins from autozone, and now it works great, No sagging at all.
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I saw some cool greasable hinge rebuild kits for 3rd gens. Year One carries them, I think.
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