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Old 06-29-2002, 03:31 PM   #3
1969Mach1
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I had the same problem with my mach 1, I replaced the pins and they have little washers too. You'll need about 2 people to do this job and a fair amount of room to extend your door. Pretty much take out off the old doors and washers put new ones and while your putting them on, make sure your door in lining up. =) It's solved my problem.

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