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Well, after 26 years of ownership my upper door hinge has begun to sag on the drivers side. I'd prefer to rebuild the original hinge if possible rather than replacing it with an aftermarket part. Those of you that have done this, have you been able to find GM pins or are there aftermarket ones that actually fit? I ran across this GM part number (20046147) in my search last night and per what I've read, it should work, but I may have to cut some length off of the pins to make them the correct length, which is no big deal. I haven't dug up a part number yet for the bushings, so if any of you have one, it would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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I couldn’t find a kit, but you might be able to find what you need here. Circa 1974 parts book.
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Heartbeat City has a very complete kit to rebuild them , IF all the parts are in stock. I've rebuilt a number of them with that kit, including '66 Chevelle, which still used the cast hinges.
https://www.heartbeatcitycamaro.com/...build-Kit-USA/
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