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Some bling
Just got these back from the plater - triple chrome
 
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Sweeeeeeeeet
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mighty purdy!
who did you use?
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Forgive my ignorance, but other than shiny, what exactly are those? Hinges of some sort, I assume?
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One thing I love about the older cars...the rear pop out windows. Hopefully I am assuming correctly.
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Thanks, I knew it must have been from an older car. I just couldn't, for the life of me, think of it.
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Very nice. I'm about to have mine done..
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yes, they're for the rear quarter windows of my 70 T. I used a plater here in Houston, Atlas Plating. I'm finding prices are pretty standard after checking with a few advertising on the web. These cost $40 ea. to strip and replate. There are four pieces to each latch and they are relatively small and probably hard to do. Here is a before pic:
 Here are the door handles they did  As you can see in the first pic, I had another latch, but am missing the adjusting bolt if anyone is interested.
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Mmmm... shiny. Some new jewelry for the P-car. She'll be so happy.
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$40 each, eh? I wonder if a production run of CNC'd Al substitutes could be sold for close to that...
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Those are awesome. Can I ask how hard the doorhandles were to take apart before plating and the cost?
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The handles come apart quite easily.
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