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EK Doorpulls

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Hi there! Does anyone know the correct positioning
for a set of door pulls on an FB/EK.Front & Rear.
It doesnt bother me that some people think they look
like a tacked on after thought,each to their own.
But if im going to put them on,They need to be in the right spot.

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Doorpulls?

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Good point Smooth, I guess they could be drawer handles for all i know.
I aquired them on another EK wagon i bought which also had a radio,
sunvisor, scratch plates, heater & vents, which was the reason i bought
it in the first place, for those parts.
When i took the doorpulls off I noticed there were screw threads behind them,
if I'd only measured the dimensions of these threads I would'nt need to ask.
Anyhow on the under side of each door pull it says P.I.C.D002.
Thanks mate!
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Post by MINT62 »

I'd agree the Wibrocs look the part,
but Im partial to chrome so am happy with the one's I have.
They all appear to be in roughly the same position.
Some fine example's there mate, much appreciated.

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Post by MINT62 »

Likewise smooth,There's a couple us from S.A. talkin bout doin the nat's
This year so it's not out of the question yet.Think it would really open our
minds up to the FB/EK scene as a whole.thank's again for the advice.
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Post by parisian62 »

Hi Smooth,

minor correction - the last pic is actually my FB sedan. The towel on the seat gives it away.

Am happy to be mixed up with Matthew's FB wagon though - he is the other half of 'Team Kodiak'. 8)

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Post by MINT62 »

So here's some food for thought,
not that it makes much difference :)
do you think one fitment point would be factory
and the other dealer /Nasco?
would the factory fastening vary from
the aftermarket? ie:factory-doors made especially
for this option.
aftermarket:drilled holes+self tappers.
Also any pic's of the rears?
which may/may not be a camera angle
used for nat's pic's?
from memory :roll: dead centre of rear door
division channel.

Thank's All
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NASCO

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For the love of Nasco
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Here's some pic's I took at the Monaro Nat's 06 in S.A. :wink:
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Seem's this gentleman has also been bitten by the nasco bug-hard :shock:
Thank's for your advice Sunny Tim
The FB/EK can inflict a few injuries to the uninitiated,
there's the knock over the head with the bonnet :shock:
a crack on the knee from the front/upper door jamb :?
and then there's the funnybone on the door pull to's :x
it's worth every ounce of pain,
wound's heal :D :wink:
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