Door hinges

[theman440]

Anybody rebuild their door hinges? Any tips, suggestions? or should I just buy new ones?

Thanks in advance.

[stamm321]

I replaced the pins on one of mine. It came out so so - couldn't believe how much they wanted for new hinges though.

[theman440]

[quote=badmopar67]When i was redoing my car i went to the junk yard and noticed that the 80's dodge vans were the same as my 67's and not wore out do to the doors are shorter and don't kill the hinges so bought two bottom hinges in like new condition for 5 dollars each they are exact matches. I think the top hinge are the same too.let us know how you make out.[/QUOoing TE]

Thanks for the tip - I'm going to check this out.

[JohnS]

Bought new pins for mine but had the body shop fit them and am very happy with the result. Worth the extra to have fitted in my book.

[ws27]

Jeff, easy as pie, get a set of pins with bushings. If you want any tips, give me a call.

[Warhawkfight34]

Rebuilt mine and they are good as new

[Hibbing_Coronet_500]

I re pinned mine on my 67. The only problem was that the old owner let it go and the pin ate into mother metal.
The lower hinge bushing hole was a big oval!

[FRATZOG]

I re pinned mine on my 67. The only problem was that the old owner let it go and the pin ate into mother metal.
The lower hinge bushing hole was a big oval!

They should have over-sized bushings available at your local auto supply to correct that. They won't be listed for the car per say, but you should be able measure some up.

[jimmyd]

I re pinned mine on my 67. The only problem was that the old owner let it go and the pin ate into mother metal.
The lower hinge bushing hole was a big oval!

My lower left hinge has a allen wrench in it. I think I'm gonna fix it.

[theman440]

Thank you Rich for your rebuild tips, I did all the hinges on my convertible, and the drivers door hinges on the "flying brick".