Chevy Fleetline/Styleline doors interchangeable?

I've heard that they are....I've heard that they aren't. The cars in question are both 2 door sedans. It seems like it's easier to find good doors from the Fleetlines as opposed to the Stylelines (which is what I have, Murphy's Law).

 

if you want to look in the Chevy parts catalog, go to

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/1929_54chevyparts/index.htm

the page about doors is here;

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/1929_54chevyparts/10/532.HTM

and you are comparing doors for the 1007 style to the 1011 style

they use a different part number. What's different? I don't know.

 

Didn't we go through this a few weeks ago?

In short, no. The top is shorter on Fleetline doors. A left Fleetline door is a pain in the *** to find in any shape, I can't tell you how many clunkers I found all missing that door entirely.

Coupe doors don't interchange either, the shape of the top at the rear is different.

However any notchback 49-52 Chevy or Pontiac will work, as well as the 49-51 Olds 76 and 88. Of course trim holes differ on the other doors, but they will bolt up and latch and the body lines match up.

 

There's a difference between Fleetline Aerosedan doors and Fleetline sedan doors...Fleetline Aerosedan doors will not fit a Fleetline sedan...and vice versa...however when comparing two door sedan doors, then yes, either model will interchange...

R-

 

what year are we talking about?

 

OP has a '50 or '51 -

 

Nope the window opening is shorter on a fleetline, as is the windshield

 

Yeah, that should have been the first question...when someone says Fleetline and Styleline, I immediately think of '46 -'48...cuz my bro has a '48 Fleetline Aerosedan...I keep forgetting Chevy kept those models up thru '52...I don't remember hearing of them in '53/'54...

R-