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#510776 - 05/19/08 03:19 PM Door Strike Plate for '47 Continental Coupe
HarleySoftailer Offline
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Registered: 02/02/08
Posts: 50
Loc: Ohio
While closing the passenger side door on my Continental yesterday, the piece extending out from the catch plate on the B-pillar broke off (please see pictures).

Does anybody have 1 or 2 of these pieces for sale. I need to replace the broken one and am thinking I might as well replace them both.

Thanks.

Harley.


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Description: '47 Continental Coupe Passenger Side Strike Plate

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Description: Broken catch


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If I can't drive it, eat it, scratch it or change its channel, then I don't need it.

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#510850 - 05/19/08 08:42 PM Re: Door Strike Plate for '47 Continental Coupe [Re: HarleySoftailer]
V12Bill Offline
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Registered: 07/02/03
Posts: 500
Loc: Mt. Holly, N.J.
Harley,
The rod on the striker can be welded back in place. I have done this on one of my cars where the rod was worn badly. The rod is peened to the plate on the backside, but I wouldn't trust peening on such a safty item as the door striker. Just re insert the rod into the hole that it came out of and MIG it from the back.

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#511001 - 05/20/08 10:25 AM Re: Door Strike Plate for '47 Continental Coupe [Re: V12Bill]
HarleySoftailer Offline
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Registered: 02/02/08
Posts: 50
Loc: Ohio
I think that you are right Bill - MIG welding it back into place is the way to go. My Elmer's glue idea didn't work out nearly as well as I had hoped!

Thanks.

Andy.
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