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  1. 09-10-2017, 12:00 PM #1
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    FS: Targa Top Release Handles

    These are original release handles for a targa top. The one on the right is excellent condition the one on the left needs a new pin shaft it is twisted. Price is $150 for the set.

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  2. 09-11-2017, 09:34 AM #2
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    What's the verdict on repairing these pins? Welding rod tacked in?
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    Quote Originally Posted by davemath View Post
    What's the verdict on repairing these pins? Welding rod tacked in?
    i would say welding rod material is to soft .
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    Quote Originally Posted by davemath View Post
    What's the verdict on repairing these pins? Welding rod tacked in?
    I have heard drill bit material and is available in many size diameters.
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    All of this discussion about welding rod, pins, and drill bits is very interesting. In the meantime I'd like to buy them Mike.

    BTW: Drill bit won't work; the pin is 2 different diameters.
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    i was wondering why it took that long( i don`t buy targa parts)
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    These are sold to Frank. Thanks!
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