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I found these upper door hinges today while I was looking in the garage and I cannot find out what they are to. they should be for an a body but cannot find anything on them from google. the part # on both of them are 6054. I think they will fit 67-74 a body but not sure. I sand blasted them and shot them in etch primer. any help would be appreciated. Bill
 

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I found these upper door hinges today while I was looking in the garage and I cannot find out what they are to. they should be for an a body but cannot find anything on them from google. the part # on both of them are 6054. I think they will fit 67-74 a body but not sure. I sand blasted them and shot them in etch primer. any help would be appreciated. Bill
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Bill, I can't identify those hinges. The bolt pattern looks correct for the later A-body but the offset is wrong when compared to the pictures I found? I wonder if the rear hinges off a four door are offset?
 
I have no idea. the only Mopar cars I have had here are 73-6 a body cars. I cant find anything on them. when I google them something comes up for 70-74 Challenger. but cant find anything else on that. Tamaraz has some on ebay that look like them for a bodies.
 
I would have to check to be 100% but to me those look like late A-body I think 75 and 6 are different from the earlier models and again not 100% sure but I think F body had ones that were like 75 and 6 A-body .....

so my guess is that those are way later A-body
 
Rani, where can I find a place to reference these. you mean like a Duster or dart sport 75-76. F-body, what kind of car we talking here. I would like to sell these. I need to know a little bit more if possible. I have googled my butt off and cant find anything on these. Bill
 
I would have to go out to the yard near me ...there is a 75 dart sport ...and yes as far as I know all 75 later A-bodies changed so dart sport, duster and swinger. I know there is something different about the later ones. I would have to go look though ...so if I don't find out tonight then tomorrow first thing
 
Steve, these don't look like any of the ones you posted in the thread. I sent a PM to that member res1vw21. see if he know. Maybe Rani will have the answer. thanks guys. Bill
 
They look like they have a height offset in pics, but I am assuming not since same part #. Looks like what I have on 75 Duster.
 

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I held this one up and it looks just like that one. and you say that is a pic of one on a 75 Duster. Thanks, Bill
 
Rani, I have been thinking about what you said on the later a bodies. a few years ago I was building a 73 Duster and I had bought a 1975 Dart Sport parts car out in Illinois. I bet these came off of that car. that is the only a body besides my 76 I have had. I am going to go out and uncover my 76 today and check the hinges on it. The hinge on the 75 Duster zkx14 just posted is just like these. I am curious though on the 75 Dart Sport you are talking about up there. Thanks for looking. Bill
 
I went out and uncovered my 76 Duster after church today and these are the same hinges that is on my 76. thanks for the info. Bill
 
I didn't get a pic but they sure look like the ones on this 75 dart sport
 
thanks Rani, I think they are the same. they are the same as my 76 Duster. thanks for taking the time. Bill
 
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