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They sell the plastic ones as well it seems: https://henrysautowarehouse.com/?s=door++rod

Yep, same concept/design. Chevy used them in doors back in the '50s. I'm sure they even pre-date that.

Well, it's been discussed again.

Except the price that doesn't f*** the community members up the a** And I don't see Henry's listed there as a source of fasteners, etc. So you're pretty much mistaken....

The right printer and material isn't cheap to do it, so I get that. Then again, these would come out to a=bout $20 after shipping for 50 of ea. :)

Yep, just remember that you need the L and R clips for each rod (if I recall). My first truck had several of the plastic ones that were so brittle they fell apart at the touch. I used the plastic Dorman HELP kits that had like one of each size but one broke one of the 4 tabs off...

The 5/32" ones? Because that is what came on the A1Rs. I've worked with them in 60-70's cars/trucks forever with no issue (as you say, they have to be the right size for the rod). Now there are throttle linkage clips that are identical that are too large, but this type clip comes in a...

Yep, even when not on sale these can be found at most autoparts sites. They've been used in car/truck doors since the 50's. Or you can pay $20 for a set plus overpriced shipping from....the greedy.

Personally, I tack weld a small SS washer onto the rod ends (that will never break off or fail, but can still be pulled off with plyers if needed). But I know some like to "keep it OEM" so....

$20 shipped for 50 lefts and rights (you need both). That's far less than a single set sold by "community vendors" (who also will charge you another $10 for shipping). *No point of compass website required: https://henrysautowarehouse.com/product/clearance-3/...