Soon after this, I decided to buy a new door.
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The original one had been Hacked N' Packed pretty bad, and the door skin was seperating from the rest of the door. not to mention that the window had fallen off the track several times.
I said screw it and went to a not so local junk yard to get a new door.
I had nobody to help me bolt the door back on after my shenanigans, so I just held it in place with a ratchet strap for my 1 hour drive to the junkyard.
This was the only non rusty door with an intact window I could find in the whole yard.
(kinda smashed)
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It is actually off a '73 so it matches up perfectly to my truck.
Some other things I got include a nice dashpad from the same truck, and a set of mirrors.
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I strapped this new door on for my trip home and was delighted to finally have a window again.
(Especially in this weather)
When I got home, I proceeded to actually bolt the door, and ran into a few problems.
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The door seemed to get in a bit of a fight with the fender, which is an issue that I had before after installing the new fenders.
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No matter how far forwards I moved the fender, ir how far back I moved the door, they still faught each other Before, I had just let nature take its course, and smash the fender in, but this time I cut a piece of the fender out and it now closes like new.
Anybody ever see this guy on youtube UXWBILL?
http://greyghost.mooo.com/184gmc/doorquandary/
He had similar issues with his '84.