Door hinge pins and bushings for '63

[63wagon]

Hey guys,

My car is in the shop for paint and body work and the saggy doors are off.

I'm looking for pins and bushings that will fit. I searched some of the threads but did't get any good info.

Thanks!

 

[HitIt]

here is a source for the bushings, couldn't find the pins... I bet if you call he has them.

http://www.rtspecialties.net/proddetail.asp?prod=2486468

 

[Dako]

Quick search and I didn't see anything before `66. I did find a kit with multiple pins (varied lengths) at Summit for $7 per hinge. Might be worth ordering just one and seeing if it will work?

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RNB-38381/

 

[ilm65]

Do yourself a favor and buy the kit from Kramer--it's the only one that comes with rollers--and believe me, rebuilding the hinges without new rollers is a waste of time and money.

 

[wvmarv]

Do yourself a favor and buy the kit from Kramer--it's the only one that comes with rollers--and believe me, rebuilding the hinges without new rollers is a waste of time and money.

Do you have any contact info or web address for them?

 

[63wagon]

Thanks for the feedback guys...I'll start tracking that stuff down.
@ ilm65 I like the idea of the rollers from Kramers...

 

[63wagon]

Do you have any contact info or web address for them?

Here is the link for the kit

 

[Deereman]

I got mine from Joe Suchcy quality product for a fair price . Deereman

 

[ChuckBlair]

I just picked up my 63 and the guy gave me brand new pins and bushings, I'll check to see where he got them from and get back to you.

 

[63wagon]

I got mine from Joe Suchcy quality product for a fair price . Deereman

Thanks for that

 

[63wagon]

I just picked up my 63 and the guy gave me brand new pins and bushings, I'll check to see where he got them from and get back to you.

Sounds good....and nice wagon btw!