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Rusty PW

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80's GM cars with the I beam in the doors for side protection. There was a whole industry pop up just to repair the door hinges because of how fast they wear out. Took 3 men, a kid and a trained gorilla to hang the door back on.
 

Rusty PW

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I drove a 78 Chevy Monza hatchback, replaced the hinges twice. Cheap POS.
Buddy of mine from high school had a Mona with a 305 V8 and a 4 speed. Had to unbolt the motor mounts and raise the engine up to replace the spark plugs. :facepalm:
 

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80's GM cars with the I beam in the doors for side protection. There was a whole industry pop up just to repair the door hinges because of how fast they wear out. Took 3 men, a kid and a trained gorilla to hang the door back on.
Real men just learned to lift up when closing the door.
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