shaved door handles
#2
RE: shaved door handles
Interesting concept... I'm not sure I'd do it... but I'd love to see it done!
#3
RE: shaved door handles
Looks like an economical and easy install. Still have to weld the handle openings shut and all associated body/paint work, but atleast all of the electronics are covered.
I have often thought of grabbing a set of handles from the junk yard and smoothing them out. Getting rid of them completely would be even better, but I don't have the money to pay for the paint work or for that kit, LOL.
I have often thought of grabbing a set of handles from the junk yard and smoothing them out. Getting rid of them completely would be even better, but I don't have the money to pay for the paint work or for that kit, LOL.
#4
RE: shaved door handles
Looks like an economical and easy install. Still have to weld the handle openings shut and all associated body/paint work, but atleast all of the electronics are covered.
#5
RE: shaved door handles
I know Id have to weld, etc. I just have never heard of them and was wondering if any of you have.
#6
RE: shaved door handles
u have to take out the handles, and then cut out or put metal over the hole weld the metal on, and then do some body work.. u put the door popper kit, so u can open the doors.. they sale that kit anywere....... thats what iam going to do..... easy any one can do it i think
#7
RE: shaved door handles
Having looked at some of the sites that offer the shaved handles kits, I might consider adding just a door popper to my driver's door. Would come in handy if you're carrying a bunch of bags or something. One of the sites had the poppers for $15.99.
#8
RE: shaved door handles
what was the site for that kit.....
#9
RE: shaved door handles
ORIGINAL: kustomcare
what was the site for that kit.....
what was the site for that kit.....
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