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benEzra

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Wed Aug-23-06 09:07 AM
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1. Hmmm. A local salvage yard *might* be able to tell you,

or they might not. Hard to say.

You could try taking detailed measurements of door length, height, thickness, hinge/latch locations, etc. and see if that rules it out. If they appear by measurement to be the same, you could take your crushed door off and see if the new door fits.

How close are the interior colors and such? If you get lucky and the doors *are* identical, you might be able to pull your interior trim panels from the crushed door and install them on the replacment door.

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Reply #1: Hmmm. A local salvage yard *might* be able to tell you, [View All]

**Reply #1: Hmmm. A local salvage yard might be able to tell you,** [View All]