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United Pacific Industries

United Pacific Industries Lower Door Hinge 1967-72 Chevy GMC Truck R/H 110836

SKU CH-KWM0-2F65Y

Right-hand lower door hinge fits 1967-72 Chevrolet and GMC trucks

  • Fits 1967-72 Chevy and GMC trucks
  • Right-hand lower door hinge for correct fit
  • New replacement part from United Pacific Industries
  • Manufacturer part number 110836 for easy ordering

Lower Door Hinge 1967-72 Chevy GMC

This new lower door hinge is manufactured by United Pacific Industries for the right-hand side of 1967-72 Chevy and GMC trucks. It replaces the original factory hinge to restore proper door alignment and operation. The part carries manufacturer number 110836 for accurate identification.

Fits Right-Hand Door On Listed Trucks Only

This hinge suits owners repairing a sagging or damaged door on the passenger side of these specific classic trucks. It does not fit the driver-side door, nor does it fit models outside the 1967-72 range. Buyers needing a left-hand hinge or parts for other years should look elsewhere.

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Price $50.99
Pricier than about 62% of the 344 comparable items (median $37.99).

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Questions about this item

Will the 110836 hinge bolt to the original door pillar on my 1967 Chevy truck?

Yes, the 110836 lower hinge is made for the right-hand door on 1967-72 Chevy and GMC trucks and uses the factory bolt pattern on the pillar.

What is the common mistake when fitting this lower door hinge?

Installers often forget to shim the hinge to match the door gap before tightening the bolts, which leaves the door misaligned.

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