All classics I can remember the doors on had door sag. My 92 does not. Am I in the top 0.1% of classics in terms of door sag goes? Or is it really not THAT common to have?

what's door sag? and how do you know you have it?

Mine is just starting to show. (101K) The hinges, well the driver's side anyway, is making a little noise/play. But then I baby my slug. I’ve almost never slammed the door. In fact a lot of times I have to give it the old Bootay Shove to make sure it latches. :)

No sag here. Oh, and the doors on my 92 are fine too :p

Chris

Ooooh, look who has no door sag.

You'll get it soon enough.

:p

Mine doesn't have it either. I don't know if the hinges were replaced before I got the car though.

Originally posted by JimR
Ooooh, look who has no door sag.

You'll get it soon enough.

:p

Yeah, we'll see about that. I think it happens when the Classic owner happens to be of the 'well proportioned' variety, and uses the door to support himself while clambering out of the car. :eek:

Chris

No sags at all. 9 years and 151,000 miles. :D

Its somthing that is going to happen boys!!!:( My baby has door sag on the driver side door. My passanger is still good!!:D So I call it 50/50:D

My 92 has more sag on the drivers side than my 80 year old granny! 184k miles. The passenger side is perfect.

I've had my door sag corrected once ($50 at a body shop they bent it back for me), but its coming back. I couldn't stand the wind noise at higher speeds. I may need to actually replace the hinges this time. I've got a 131,000 miles. I think with the heft of the doors, it's just a matter of time.

Originally posted by stensland
I've had my door sag corrected once ($50 at a body shop they bent it back for me)

That might be a bad thing, if you change the hinges, your door will be sagging up :p

I had a door sag on the passenger side, but the body shop fixed it when someone had hit me from that side, haha. I guess you can say that it was luck that they fixed it without any extra charges.

Originally posted by chriscar
No sag here. Oh, and the doors on my 92 are fine too :p

Chris

Come on Chris, unlike most of the people here I know you. You are way to old to say you have no sag. :) ;) :D

Originally posted by MarC


Come on Chris, unlike most of the people here I know you. You are way to old to say you have no sage. :) ;) :D

Some people age better than others. But really, I have no sage, although I have quite a nice Lavendar plant in the front yard, and some Basil in the garden.

C (:-)

now your starting to sound like you have a little sag in the wrist :)

My 93 has the dorr sagging thing..But I bought the new hinges just haven't had the time to put them on,,so they are sitting in a pile of other goodies to put on the car...ERRRRRRR!!!!!!!

The 94 doesn't have it as of yet.....

Originally posted by Sentra Styling
My 93 has the dorr sagging thing..But I bought the new hinges just haven't had the time to put them on,,so they are sitting in a pile of other goodies to put on the car...ERRRRRRR!!!!!!!

The 94 doesn't have it as of yet.....


how much did the hinges cost you? ive got sag bad on both doors.

Originally posted by chriscar


Yeah, we'll see about that. I think it happens when the Classic owner happens to be of the 'well proportioned' variety, and uses the door to support himself while clambering out of the car. :eek:

Chris
:D oh *****... lmao
Sean

I'm beginning to get some wind noise, I think I'm getting a little "sag".:(

So is the only solution to "sag" to replace the hinges?
How much are they? Can I do it myself?

TIA