Before I find out for myself, anyway, does anyone know if a 4 door Hardtop (No Posts) door will replace a 4 door Post door? I don't care if it "looks" different, I just want to know if the door will OPEN and CLOSE, if I change the door!o No: Then I'd have 2 FRONT (NON POST) doors, and 2 REAR (POST) doors (which won't be used, anyway, as I've removed the Rear Seat to replace with a Stereo System! All the rear windows will be tinted as Black as possible.):bglasses: Thanks for your help, if anyone has already tried this!:TU:
i don't believe they will interchange...i think the size at the bottom is the same, but being the post car has the metal frame around the window i don't think they would work... i could be wrong but the top would be the problem i would see...
Scott, what are you thinkin? uzzled: :TU: :grin: no idea here but if you were to look at the steel of the body where the door would seal into this would most likely be your deciding factor, then you'd also need new gaskets to compensate for the frameless window.
That's EXACTLY what I'm thinking, Nate!:TU::Brow: I DON'T LIKE the POSTS (window FRAMES) on my Front Doors, and I have to REPLACE them, ANYWAY (because my neighbors' punk kid trashed the Driver's Door beyond repair, when he backed into it, last Fall!:spank: ) I found a NON Post car, and if the Front Doors will FIT, then I'll buy them, and figure out the weatherstrip later! I have enough parts to Fabricate a new window channel for the modification, if I have to.:bglasses: I just need to know IF the other door will FIT (not concerned about the Window, as I also have access to a Custom Glass shop that can shave it down to size, if necessary!)!:beer
