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Metal door hinge for 1966-77 Ford Bronco driver side

United Pacific Industries

United Pacific Industries Door Hinge 1966-77 Ford Bronco Driver LH 110352 exterior accessory

SKU CH-T6RC-7FGGJ

Driver-side door hinge for 1966-77 Ford Bronco, part 110352

  • Direct-fit hinge for 1966-77 Ford Bronco driver side
  • OEM-style construction matches factory mounting points
  • New United Pacific Industries part number 110352
  • Restores secure door alignment and smooth operation

Ford Bronco Driver-Side Hinge

This new hinge from United Pacific Industries is manufactured for the driver side of Ford Bronco models produced from 1966 through 77. It carries part number 110352 and is sold as an exterior accessory. The component replaces the original door hinge on these vehicles.

Restoration and Repair Use

The part suits owners restoring a first-generation Bronco or repairing a worn hinge on the driver door. It is not intended for passenger-side fitment, later model years or other vehicle makes. Buyers needing a complete hinge kit or hardware for both doors should look elsewhere.

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Price $46.99
Pricier than about 60% of the 344 comparable items (median $37.99).

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Questions about this item

Will the hinge pin or bushings on the 110352 need periodic lubrication or replacement?

The hinge pin and bushings on the 110352 are serviceable; applying light grease during routine door maintenance will extend their life, and worn bushings can be pressed out and replaced without removing the hinge from the door or pillar.

What is the first wear limit that appears on the 110352 under repeated heavy door cycles?

The first limit is elongation of the pin bores in the hinge leaves, which introduces door sag and misalignment before the pin itself shows measurable wear.

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