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66 Dodge and Plymouth doors #2248203
02/06/17 01:14 AM
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Will the doors from a two door hardtop 66/67 Satellite/Belvedere and a 66/67 Coronet/ Charger interchange? Aside from trim holes, are they basically the same? Thanks in advance, Bob

Re: 66 Dodge and Plymouth doors [Re: barracudabob] #2248259
02/06/17 02:17 AM
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Re: 66 Dodge and Plymouth doors [Re: barracudabob] #2248620
02/06/17 05:51 PM
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complete door fits the same, differences in the glass, and the rubber block at top of wing frame.

Re: 66 Dodge and Plymouth doors [Re: NANKET] #2248790
02/06/17 10:52 PM
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Charger doors are not good candidates. The upper door frames have lots of extra holes for the door panel and the left door when equipped with a remote mirror typically has a huge 3 or 4 inch cut out. And if you want to get picky 67 shells have extra holes in the inside for different trim levels. These holes are noticeable with the door open.


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Re: 66 Dodge and Plymouth doors [Re: barracudabob] #2248878
02/07/17 01:12 AM
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Very true, not a good choice to use a charger door on any other car unless a racecar.







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