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cooldude


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Any ideas about where to get one of these? saw one on E-Bay but they want $160, does anyone have one of these I could purchase or know of an alternative method to adjust doors without front fender removal?

 

https://www.curbsideclassic.com/blog/tech/toolbox-classic-snap-on-s-wrench-adjusting-an-a-bodys-doors-the-right-way/



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Have you considered buying a couple of cheap box end wrenches and welding up your own?



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This one's on ebay in Canada right now.

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/234102756745?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=706-89093-2056-0&mkcid=2&itemid=234102756745&targetid=1658564390151&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=1002013&poi=&campaignid=17297483408&mkgroupid=136441050403&rlsatarget=pla-1658564390151&abcId=9300871&merchantid=116355334&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjc6OhKrz-AIVpcqUCR2zngQEEAQYAiABEgLgdPD_BwE



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11 mm ? he would need 1/2 or 9/16 correct?



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Shoot, I missed that. Thanks Kevin. Yes, it would be 1/2" he needs I'm betting.

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I'm just in recovery from a nasty week with Covid. Can I use that as my excuse?

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4SPEED427 wrote:

I'm just in recovery from a nasty week with Covid. Can I use that as my excuse?

 you need to stay in your own garage, no one has caught covid from bulding a 427smile



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4SPEED427 wrote:

I'm just in recovery from a nasty week with Covid. Can I use that as my excuse?

 Hey Carl. Sorry to hear youve had a bout with Covid. Any idea how/where you were exposed? We are in Haarlem Netherlands and passed our pre cruise Covid test today. We pretty much avoided family and people for 2 1/2 weeks prior to flying over here for fear we may catch it. Wishing you and yours a full recovery from this nasty bug! We both had our 4th shots a month ago.



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I spent June 26th to July 3rd visiting a nephew in Alberta. Flew home Sunday July 3rd, all good. Julty 4th as fine, woke up July 5th sick and downhill from there! Airport maybe, not sure?

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I've never seen these door hinge wrenches, but the look to be a handy tool.

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4SPEED427 wrote:

I spent June 26th to July 3rd visiting a nephew in Alberta. Flew home Sunday July 3rd, all good. Julty 4th as fine, woke up July 5th sick and downhill from there! Airport maybe, not sure?

 that is just bad luck Carl. Cant figure it out that people went through this 2 + years untouched and now getting it. My wife has gone back to a mask when she goes out



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seventy2plus2 wrote:

I've never seen these door hinge wrenches, but the look to be a handy tool.

 Almost impossible to make anything else work, they sure have their place. 



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ha quick story putting my 65 malibu together bought new door panels did not notice they were 1 inch to long closed the door and top hinge broke had to pull front fender and hood off to get at it,ill be making one of those wrenches they would save alot of time plus the hinge cages in the post were not up to par that was fun.yes covid still lurks hope u recover well my ma and stepdad just got over it and they are 85!

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Here's what I did. I took (2) craftsmen box end with offset, bent them and cut off the other end and welding
the (2) 1/2in together to make this wrench

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cooldude


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Good job , is much cheaper than this one?

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/195194937583?epid=1323114269&hash=item2d728660ef:g:0-IAAOSweF9ixMun



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Geez Carl-Airplanes are germ sponges-sit inside and breathe everything in-yuk-but hey it happens.

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