2001 Door Hinge Pin Replacement

mike the holes and give a length i can make u a couple. as far as price just pay for hardened bolts i'll cut off heads and champfer welding flat washer on top.probably less than 10 w/ shipping - will send and pay if works.. just cut a slice in bushing and remove excess till it's snug then i'll make that size, ( I D of hole w/ bushing in it) if you want to try it 816-560-5053 adjustment was putting a small 2x4 on door jam bottom, and close door on top, 2x4 under an inch or so w/o touching outer skin THEN add pressure closing door, remove 2x4 and ck. repeat till it is where you want.. little by little is the best so you don't over do it .. done a LOT of doors this way w/o replacing pins jb

I have no experience with the Mustang doors, but I did replace one on my 87 MR2. NAPA had a good selection of pins.
( The MR2 used a Chrysler pin, and I had to drill out the hinge, per an MR2 website)

Getting them from the dealer is the easiest, and you are pretty sure they will fit. I only had to drill out my MR2 one because the stealership price was stupid, and the Chryler one from NAPA was about $2.99.