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The "strap" that you pull on to close the door (not the locking handle), has been replaced by the previous owner with an ugly chain in ugly plastic cover. As I am finally going to glue and reinforce the plastic panel on the door side, I am looking for a replacement "strap" Unfortunately I have no idea where to get one, and what is is actually really called.

Any ideas out there ?

Cheers
Norbert

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Ours ('78J) has two screws holding it in place.  We had a local leather craftsman make us a new handle out of leather and used the existing screws to hold it in place.

 

Just an idea.

 

Bob

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There was just a thread on that., search forums for door handle or door strap.

 

1. Aero Comfort, price in threads is about $20.

2. Find someone local to make on from leather.

3. Go to local craft store and make one yourself (I did that).

4. Make it out of aluminum.

Posted

The "strap" that you pull on to close the door (not the locking handle), has been replaced by the previous owner with an ugly chain in ugly plastic cover. As I am finally going to glue and reinforce the plastic panel on the door side, I am looking for a replacement "strap" Unfortunately I have no idea where to get one, and what is is actually really called.

Any ideas out there ?

Cheers

NorbertI had the same issue and I removed the doi

I had the same issue with my door handle strap and removed it. I then took it to a local upholstery shop where I selected the pleather fabric to match my interiors. They actually had a stronger material for what was wrapped around with leather. You can get this done for under 10 bucks.

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