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Old 03-08-2009, 08:18 AM
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Door Check Pin

The previous owner of my 37 Dodge cut off the door check pins so he could take off the doors. The holes in the check bracket are 7/32 and the total length of the pin would be about 7/16. The original pin head a head on it and I was thinking of using a roll pin but I'm afraid that it would eventually fall out with opening and closing of the door. Anyone have a suggestion?

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Not familiar with that xact car but can you post a pix?

If its round stock I sure it would not be hard to fab somthing nice up.




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Many later model imports used a rolled pin that had a little shoulder so it couldn't fall thru. But depending on the style of car you are building, how about a simple nut and bolt? A nice button head allen and a nylon lock nut would be perfect in most cases.

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Maybe use a clevis pin?
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Door Check Pin

Thanks for the replies.
Today I went to a large hardware store and was able to purchase something called a screw in post. The only thing I need to is in large the hole of the bracket of the door jam to 1/4in. Rat file here I come .
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