Gary said:
I picked up my 2001 no window slider and really haven't done much with it yet.It is slated for "Ole Yellar"(a 1985 high top Astro).The slider is cherry and I am really excited about the prospect of having on Ole Yellar.
I was wondering if you have done anymore with yours??.Plse post either way.
Thanks,
Gary
I never resolved it, i have two 1993 vans, one i drive every day for work, the other is a back up van. I am fixing up both of them this summer. Albeit very slowly, good thing i still have lots of summer left.
I ended up taking the good door off the second 93 van, putting it on my daily driver, putting the late model year door on my back up van, and my original rusty door is in my garage. Well i should say i "put the late model door on the back up 93 van installed ghetto style, with a rachet strap wraped through the tilt open window then wraped around the B biller lol to keep the door closed. Very ******* or very ghetto. No one can see it but me so i guess its all right as it is parked just sitting there.
I can take pics to show you guys if that would help someone in the future. In all the year this web site has been around i am the first to run into this ? Damn i really do have bad luck. I think i am gonna go to the pick and pull and bring my grinder and cutt off a patch panel or order one from sherman auto parts. Then i will just sell the mint late model door on craigs list. I jsut dont know how to possibly center the striker bolt on the C pillar. I use this van every day for my business and cant mess with a door jamming up on me and me not being able to get tools and equipment out, so i dont feel like experimenting.
Ill get pics for you gary that way youll know what your up against. I am sure after a half dozen times mounting your striker bolt in new location it would be fine for you ..... I jsut dont want to mess with it not being reliable. Looks like you are yellow custom paint, so i doubt you want to keep welding up holding and re drilling the striker bolt.
Such BS, i want to kick some engineer in the junk.