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I am restoring a '54 F100. Looked at door hinges and access to the pillar 6 bolts or the access door on the door itself (6 bolts). It seems that the door bolts make an easier removal. Any advice out there? Thanks.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Eastern Iowa
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Did the door bolts on my project. Makes it so much easier to reinstall too.
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If the doors fit good now, take some pics of the bolt locations on the door for easier reassembly.
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If you drill an 1/8th inch hole thru the door side of each hinge into the door before disassembly, you can use them to index the door into the original position when reassembling.
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