Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

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LincolnMan

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• Jun 16, 2005

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I'm looking to replace the passenger door of my 94. I need a rust-free one, hopefully without a broken handle or other surface damage. Color is not important since I have no chance of getting lucky enough to match mine.

Jason Poirier
LOD-New England Chapter President
'94 Mark VIII Portofino Blue/Portofino Blue
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95blklsc

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• Jun 17, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

I don't have a door but I'm just curious. Did your car get hit or something? Rust problem?

 

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LincolnMan

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• Jun 17, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door


Bottom of the door is rusted, probably from clogged drainage hole.

Jason Poirier
LOD-New England Chapter President
'94 Mark VIII Portofino Blue/Portofino Blue
http://www.markviii.org/~lincolnman/

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JC

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• Jun 18, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

Try www.car-part.com. I did a search in New England and found about 20 right doors several of which were listed as blue. Good luck!

 

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BlackIceLSC

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• Jun 18, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

http://www.lincolnsclub.org/forum/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=95&topic_id=232&mesg_id=232&page=


He's in Pitts...not too far away, huh? Just happens to have a fresh parts car with a blown engine. get it while you can.

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Club 16 President/Founder
94 Black/Black M8
97 Toreador red/Lt. graphite LSC M8
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95blklsc

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• Jun 19, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

the bottom of mine was slightly rusted too, it was on the inside near the seem that's folder over. It didn't go through to the outside so I cleaned as much out as possible, cleaned inside the seem with a dentist tool. Then I coated it in rust neutralizer and painted. It seems to have worked well, but it did take some time.

 

driller

El Presidente

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• Jun 19, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

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the bottom of mine was slightly rusted too, it was on the inside near the seem that's folder over. It didn't go through to the outside so I cleaned as much out as possible, cleaned inside the seem with a dentist tool. Then I coated it in rust neutralizer and painted. It seems to have worked well, but it did take some time.
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Was it the passenger side as well?

 

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95blklsc

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• Jun 19, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

yea, passenger side, inside along the seem. It's really the only rust on the whole car besides some surface rust on the undercarrage, but even that is very minimal. sorry for the thread rape!!

here's a few underside pics when it was on a lift

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/500000-500999/500067_7_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/500000-500999/500067_8_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/500000-500999/500067_9_full.jpg

 

driller

El Presidente

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• Jun 19, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

I asked because I detected some on my passenger door as well. Must be a pattern.

Oh well, just more work for someone when it goes in to get painted one day. I've also see some behind the wheel wells and along the rocker panel area. Good grief I hate waxing my car. It looks much better 10 feet away. :+

 

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daf290

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• Jun 20, 2005

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RE: Needed: 1st Gen passenger door

I have two good doors, that I would gladly sell you but I am in Pittsurgh and shipping would be an issue.

Let me know.

Doug