'67 GMC drivers door hinge

I may need to replace my driver's side upper & lower hinges. I could weld them and re-drill the holes, but I would rather "just" re-pin the hinges.

Anyone have a set or just the upper for sale???

joyrde@mail.ohio.net

joyrde PM Danthevanman he will be parting one out soon

John,You have email. Bill

sorry Bill I forgot you had parts also

G-Man it's all good I was just kinda snickering at myself when joyride posted I had no idea I had the hinges laying on my work bench right in front of me!I think I need to clean up my garage a little.It's not real dirty but some van things laying around. Bill

Joyride, I have a box full of door hinges. I'm in Northest Ohio. If you drive over, you can have a driver's door hinge ass'y. I'm in Lake County. kenclem@rocketmail.com

Don will this pin kit also work on side doors????

G-Man wrote:Don will this pin kit also work on side doors????

Chris, it worked on all mine. Of course that was last summer when I couldn't find any hinges. Now I have enough spares to go all the way around (Twice).....

Dan

Thanks Dan!!!!

Thanks Don I kind of figured that were the same because you never said they were differant in the other posts you have made on this very same subject, but thought I should ask.

Stupidly I bought one of those hinge pin removal, C-clamp tools via BobDrake.com (a Ford restoration vendor). Could not have been a bigger PITA. The included ram sheared, the threads weren't right on the bolt either and the tool is a $30 paper weight. Anyway, contacted Bob Drake for refund and just get a littany of crap about how hard it is to be an American company reselling what appears to be Chinese c**p.

Might have to R&R the hinges too--was looking for the easier softer way. Yet, I can assure you that is not to be had at Bob Drake.

If anybody finds a well made type of door hinge pin removal tool I'd appreciate a heads up. Thanks and happy motoring!

there is a great tool - called a torch & punch & hammer - ive done all mine & easy once u do one

You can also take a thin hacksaw and seperate the hinge to make a smaller bite.

Thanks, I'll try those. Was just trying to keep it all on the van so I don't have to readjust the door or repaint.

Oh yeah, latest response from Bob Drake "customer service" was that their tools are not made in China--they are made in Taiwan. Had to give them a little geography lesson. Amazing argument really.

Much appreciate the help and TGIF

I rebuilt my hinges from the hardware store . The nylon busings were 16 cents a piece and the pins were 33 cents a piece. I used longer bushings than the originals so the pin had more surface to move on. I had to oversize the bushing hole to clean that hole up to recieve the new bushings without any force The hardware store also had brass or bronze bushings but I figured the van had the plastic bushings for 44 years the first time around so it should be good for another 44 years with a little tlc Ken

Wow, what a big tool you have!