1947-1954 Chevrolet Pickup Door Hinge Restoration

[@TheBraudCast-GerardBraud]

Thanks for the video. The close-up shots are especially useful.

[@jcrean3]

Thank you for this video. Tackling this project this morning. Appreciate your help!

[@elyseruben4143]

I enjoy watching your videos. My only problem is I wish you would take more closeups of each step you do. It is difficult sometimes to fully understand what you are doing without seeing the part up close.

[@TheRichkas]

Great video!!!

[@MarksGarageChannel]

Great video. Sadly, I found that the hinges of my 47 GMC are slightly different. On the 47, there is only a single spring with 2 loops as opposed to the single loop "ram's horns" which seems to be the norm shown in your video. Any idea where I can source the double loop spring?

[@JayHutchG]

I appreciate your videos. But you know most of us know the process of removing the door and hinges, but most have trouble with the mechanical process of removing those 50-80 year old bolts and screws. I'd like to see more of your "struggles" with stuff that is seized and difficult. I'm sure you regularly run across a repair like that.

[@ger1rd]

Why no bushings. Didn’t new bushings come with the pins?

[@richardlowery5932]

thanks for the detail, it saved my hinges! Btw, what are the wheels on your truck? I would love to find some for my 49 3100 AD.

[@Standammit]

Great video. I can not get any of the old pins out. Is there a secret? Heating did not help.

[@willywiebe2164]

do you have a part number for the pins or are they a common part you can get at parts stores?

[@ratgasgarage]

I have a straight axle with 49-54 spindles, do you have a rebuild kit for the kingpins bushings etc

[@FillingStationChevy]

Hi, Best to contact the shop directly. [e-mail] 1 800 841-6622, or 541 258-2114

[@bobsingh1175]

good video!!!!

[@tbart2437]

Cool

[@ronhaywood7866]

Are you still rebuilding 1954 Chevy truck hinges if so I need a price and were to ship thanks