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Has anyone tried the Kindig-it door handle?


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Not planning on it. It is crazy priced item.

Looks cool, just wondering if anyone has tried them and if the install was a PITA. 

 

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Sunken flush door handles ain’t really an 02 thing… it’d have to a highly-modded show car with all the body work involved.  (esp since it’s pretty tight up in there with our thin curved doors with handle pockets — and you’d need to re-engineer a linkage to the bulky inside of those sunken handles). They’re more ‘merican styled to my eye.
 

Cool tho’


I personally think the sleek art deco-styled door handles with the upper ribbing details that we gots already are pretty darn sweet..

 

 

 

 

 

 

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dammit- they are sold out of Bronco flares!

 

Those would ROCK!

 

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Kinda like a flame job on a Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II.  It just ain't an 02's style.  

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There is a lot of metal work needed just to the door skin to make it fit. That portion of the door has a rather significant curve so the flat face on the handle might not look as smooth as you would like. What do you do about the lock? Getting the mechanism to hook up to the latch in the limited space you have in that area will be interesting.

 

I'm sure it can be done all it takes is skill (or enough $$ to hire someone that has it) 

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1 hour ago, Preyupy said:

That portion of the door has a rather significant curve so the flat face on the handle might not look as smooth as you would like. What do you do about the lock? Getting the mechanism to hook up to the latch in the limited space you have in that area will be interesting.

Exactly the point I was trying to make, Byron

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I am not doing it guys!

His handles seem to keep showing up on a lot of customization shows and I was wondering if anyone here tried it. 

 

The closest I am getting to the "shaved" look is having the lower trim taken off , euro turn signals and  bumpers. 

 

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2 hours ago, Preyupy said:

Getting the mechanism to hook up to the latch in the limited space you have in that area will be interesting.

This👍.

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