I have a 1933 Dodge with badly rusted door hinges. How can I restore them or where can I buy replacements ?

Nov 12, 2006 by Jim H | Posted in Dodge

Not familiar with these hinges directly, but having some other old cars similar in this regard, I have a suggestion. If you speak the rust is corrosion in the hinges that prevent them from functioning properly and make the doors difficult to open and then you can dip them in acid, hydrochloric acid or other strong measures to eliminate rust. Then soak in baking soda to neutralize the acid and after sanding the pins and bores relube they rotate them and put back together. Of course, if you are made of "metal pot or something other than ordinary steel do not make this announcement of hydrochloric acid will eat them.Only a few dollars a gallon at Lowe's or any other paint store house like they used to get mortar off bricks, etc. Watch them while you soak them regularly and work to loosen, if you can. If you try this, use heavy gloves chemicals such as chromium acid is off and your skin too. Also in hot weather, you can see the smoke rise so it does not blow two, any more than you owe.We also used to use this technique on some of the "old boxes of ice" that had chrome hinges as we were used to remove chromium and leave the original brass underneath, then we had hinges brass reinstall on the backs of cabinets in oak finish recently was enjoyable as the original chrome hinges on an ice box painted. Hope this helps any!

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