Door pops open

Mitch//pa

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I have a bad 5 cent latch spring but corrected the issue by driving a 14X3 self tapping sheet metal screw through the door into the post..
I figured this would be more secure than using a bungee cord..
 
I have a bad 5 cent latch spring but corrected the issue by driving a 14X3 self tapping sheet metal screw through the door into the post..
I figured this would be more secure than using a bungee cord..

Mitch, That sound mighty like a farmer fix! You know we don't allow them here!
Terry
 
Mitch,
A few years ago I talked with a guy who bought a Model A closed cab pickup. He had it flat bedded to his house. The first time he sat in it, he found the steering wheel was to big for his gut. He said he got out his hack saw and cut the bottom half of the wheel off. I asked him how the truck went around corners. About a week later he bought a reproduction steering wheel.
Dave
 
Nice, my Tudor's passenger side door closes rock solid... my drivers door less so. I noticed the lower rubber catch needed a bit of adjustment...Not perfect but neither door have slung open.
 
Mitch,
you put this under the wrong heading

should have been on Terry's thread, how to farmer fix it and agree- I would have stayed with the bungee, which has more "give"!
 
Let the wife hold the door closed, just don't make a sharp left hand turn, or maybe so.

missed that.............

nice way to keep the whole inheritance for yourself!!!!!!!!
 
I just brought in a Ford transit, the seat belt was looped through the door handle to keep it closed--- the ro said "just fix the radio"
 
Not a door story but along the same lines years ago me and my friend George were on our way up to his hunting camp in his beat up old chevy pickup. I heard all this racket coming from the back end and said "George I think we got a recap coming off or a flat tire" He reached over and turned the radio up. Needless to say we didn't get to far till we had to put the spare recap tire on.
 
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