Rebuilding A Chevy Caprice Part 3 How to replace doors step by step

[@Introverted_Princess]

Great video! Thanks for always sharing your knowledge 👍🏾

[@tstv716]

Thanks for tuning in 👍🏿

[@bellarmine33]

Love your informal humour and way of doing things! Your video was a big help, I just today replaced a dented driver door on my '94 Roadmaster Sedan (90's Buick version of your Caprice). Manual said I had to take off the fender (groan), but you gave me an idea with the hinge pins. My car doesn't have pins but I noticed two pins that keep the door from opening more, I removed them and got just enough clearance to get the bolts out. So thanks a bunch for that idea helped me a lot. Car looks much better now...:o) Hope your Caprice is still running and giving you joy, I say these cars have Power Luxury AND economy, you CAN have it all when they do it right...:o) Cheers and greetings from Ontario Canada, cold tonight 4 degrees F, stay warm! Bellarmine

[@tstv716]

Wow!... really appreciate the comment lm glad the video was helpful and informative to you. Im now in the process of getting a shop in my back yard so that I can make more content, oh yeah by the way love the roadmaster does it have the LT1 in it? Once again appreciate the love and support.

[@bellarmine33]

@@tstv716 You're welcome, good news about your shop, that will make things easier. Yes, I do have the LT1 in there, pretty peppy and economical too, 25 US MPG hiway, right on the window sticker, probably similar to yours too. Just as good economy as my friend's V6 2008 Acadia (nothing's changed after 14 years lol). Here a video I did of the car when I fixed my A/C (before the dent....:o), if you need some plain advice on your A/C sometime I'm pretty good fixing them. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaW9e4SQgbdkaKc Cheers!~ Bellarmine

[@tstv716]

@bellarmine33 helpful video brother nice work.