Doors: Paint & Build - '72 Plymouth Duster Restoration PART 27

[@RobertThomas-vr2qn]

I really enjoy your videos, you don't put useless stuff in and the fact your location is so close to me. Keep it up

[@jimmyterrell2467]

Very well done! You have made a very tricky re-assembly look easy. I really enjoy how you take the time to show all the locations and the fasteners. It’s important to have everything set out and ready. Great job!

[@HoosierGarage]

@@jimmyterrell2467 yup. And then to film it. I just took my time! Thanks

[@lewismartin9980]

Love the music during assembly 😊

[@davewilson1335]

You sir, are a body/paint/ fabrication wizard!!!

[@NathansMoparGarage]

The door is looking good 😎

[@HoosierGarage]

@@NathansMoparGarage thank you

[@THEMOFODRIVER.]

Nice work as always Cuz!

[@scooterwoodley195]

Great job, as usual.

[@HoosierGarage]

@@scooterwoodley195 thank you!

[@DarrellKerinGohman]

Great video. Thanks for the detail on putting it back together. I hope when it comes time for glass and felts you show the same detail. I have 2 Darts I’m working on. 69 and 72, so it’s basically the same. Thanks!

[@chrisparsons7043]

Wow, I'm amazed at the complexity of those doors, I've recently changed a door glass in one of my early seventies British cars - the scissor-style regulator is held in with four bolts and there are two runner pieces (for the nylon rollers to roll through) each held on with two screws. 😄

[@HoosierGarage]

@@chrisparsons7043 in 1974 they went to something similar..lil more rattle though

[@stevesmoneypit6137]

I haven’t put an A-Body door back together that didn’t look bad. Appears bigger access holes to get through versus B E body.

[@buza1300]

😎💙👍