1992 F350 part 2 - Door hinge pins and bushing replacement

[@jujurock64]

Great video I’m gonna order theses pins for all 4 doors on my 1996 f350

[@mikepoint4983]

Great video I’ll be able to refer to this video when I repair my 1996 F250 passenger door . Cheers

[@krisdunn7674]

This was extremely helpful, thank you brother!

[@Velvethamma]

Glad it helped!

[@billlangdon193]

Thanks for another great video. That truck is in amazing condition for an Ohio truck. I've seen 2012 trucks in worse shape. Good to have you back on the tube. PS don't put that plow away just yet 🌞❄⛄

[@nickfortunato2938]

Thanks for the video, like to see pics of the truck when it's done

[@RedneckGarage]

Nice repair - seen so many old Ford with floppy doors :)

[@joerootsr]

Good repair. Good tutorial. I sure wish the newer vehicles had good hold open hardware like this truck. Most of the dang things won't hold open on a downhill slope with a tailwind!

[@Velvethamma]

Joe Root I don’t know why newer vehicles don’t have much detent in the hinges...

[@stephenfrye898]

😂🤣😂

[@dateatorjr9671]

That bed sure is handy for tools and supplies!

[@Velvethamma]

da teatorjr Lol. It sure is

[@_BAD_MERC_]

Nice video!!! I got lucky with my F-650. The entire fiberglass hood flips out of the way.

[@jasonsupafly]

Good to see ya makin' videos again!

[@Velvethamma]

jasonsupafly Thank you

[@richardclark4383]

Thanks! I wish you video taped how you filled in the hogged out holes though...

[@Velvethamma]

Richard Clark Holes weren’t that bad

[@richardclark4383]

Velvethamma gotcha. The holes on my ‘73 definitely are that bad

[@JerrysThisandThat]

You pin popper you. Lol. I have new bushings and pins for my Firebird and I would guess they probably come apart and go together the same way so thanks for the how to brother.

[@Velvethamma]

Jerry's This and That This style is probably one of the easier ones. The GM ones like yours have that spring to deal with

[@davidmcnerney3048]

My f350 hinges are shot after doing this 4 years ago.Thought about having some bushings made from oil lite like I bought for my ski doo control arm bushings.

[@MrFireman164]

Nice job

[@Velvethamma]

MrFireman164 I like these easy ones

[@MrFireman164]

Velvethamma absolutely

[@kman-mi7su]

Gotta do this to my 1988 F 250.

[@lindyp38]

Excellent

[@simplysouthern5725]

Those new bushings don't last long! 2 to 3 years later I need another set.

[@NWO41508]

Good info. What’s up with the video flickering?

[@charlesbrigette5881]

Is that kit standard i need for my daihatsu rocky

[@Velvethamma]

Vehicle specific

[@charlesbrigette5881]

@@Velvethamma i have a daihatsu feroza or rocky 1990mdl and i need the door hinge kit for it

[@Velvethamma]

@@charlesbrigette5881 I would check online. I am not familiar with that vehicle

[@sixpacksandsrts9122]

what's up. Mr hamma

[@Velvethamma]

Keyboard warrior Hitman What’s up!

[@bigmurph1447]

Is eastwood paint good to use?

[@Velvethamma]

big murph I have never used their topcoat paint. Only their internal frame coating and cavity wax. I have heard it is a budget type paint so take it for what it is worth

[@bigmurph1447]

Velvethamma ok thanks what type of paint would you use to paint a truck with

[@Velvethamma]

big murph Depends on how long you want it to last. I use DeBeer and Valspar mostly. It also depends on budget for your project. Some basecoat colors can be overwhelmingly expensive and the clearcoat too. It’s common to have $1500- $2000 in paint and primer material for a restoration job using top shelf products.

[@bigmurph1447]

Velvethamma it's for my work truck. But I don't want it to be faded in 5 years. What would you use or do. Where can I buy the paint at

[@Velvethamma]

big murph Probably the best thing to do is go to your local automotive paint supply store and see what they carry. I’m not a big fan of mail order paint. I like having the support of an actual local supplier.