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Post by roberto on Mar 5, 2008 17:56:09 GMT 1
Hello, Could anybody tell me for which german vehicle this door is? at first I thought it was for stoewer but it is smaller and the hinges are different. Dimensions are: height 50,5 cm. lenght upper part 67 cm. lenght under part 42 cm. Click on the image to enlarge! Kind regards, Roberto  |
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Post by wille on Mar 5, 2008 22:24:43 GMT 1
The Adler 3Gd door have the same measure. The hinges are different. I also compare withe the Mercedes 320WK, but that didn't match. wille  |
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Post by roberto on Mar 5, 2008 23:17:37 GMT 1
Hello Wille,
I found a picture on ebay this evening which shows the same door as I have .
On an adler ..... like you say!! I guess they changed the hinges although you
should say they were always on this door like this.
Maybe the same door was used on other vehicles??
Kind regards,
Roberto
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Post by wille on Mar 5, 2008 23:36:37 GMT 1
Hello Roberto, I think they changed the hinges during the production, and I don't think the door was used on other vehicles. Look at the hinges, the part on the body look like the part on your door? Kind Regards Wille  |
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Post by wille on Mar 6, 2008 10:56:39 GMT 1
Hallo Roberto, I think I found the answer in my collection with 3Gd photo's. It is a early type of 3Gd. Kind Regards wille   |
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Post by roberto on Mar 6, 2008 11:24:28 GMT 1
Hello Wille,
looks promising.... but there is still one difference, the part where the door handle comes
is normally made in 2 pieces whereas mine is one stamping. but this could be a later model ??
Kind regards,
Roberto
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Post by wille on Mar 6, 2008 14:10:53 GMT 1
Hello Roberto,
What do you mean?
Kind Regards
Wille
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Post by roberto on Mar 6, 2008 14:23:28 GMT 1
Hello Wille,
the place where the door handle is, is deeper than the rest of the door. this is a stamped part. it is worked in the door and then spot welded. whereas mine is one with the door , this means they pressed the deeper part directly in the same metal as the whole door. hard to explain ??
Kind regards,
Roberto
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Post by wille on Mar 6, 2008 22:24:49 GMT 1
Hello Roberto,
Yes, I understand.
I haven't seen pictures with that type of door construction on 3Gd. But MB 320WK have that type on the early model.
So I still think it is an early 3Gd, because the measure is the same.
Let us wait, there can be some one that recognize the door.
Kind Regards wille
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Post by wille on Mar 18, 2008 20:32:53 GMT 1
Hello Roberto, This is a 3Gd from 1936-37. It seems to be the right type of door. wille   |
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Post by roberto on Mar 18, 2008 22:54:40 GMT 1
Hello Roberto, This is a 3Gd from 1936-37. It seems to be the right type of door. wille Hello wille, It looks like you are right!! this must be the door!! but also a bit dissapointing because I don't have use for this door! maybe somebody from the forum has such a car?? with a missing door ??  regards, Roberto |
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Post by wille on Mar 19, 2008 9:29:04 GMT 1
Well, I have 3Gd, but no door is missing. Send me a PM.
wille
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