Quality Door Hinges?

Is that the pin hanging out of the bottom of your existing hinge? Maybe someone replaced the pin with one that is too small of a diameter?  My hinges are very tight, although they do not have bushings either.

Looks like hinge was never lubricated (rust shown) that probably caused crack in where the hinges mount to car. Do your doors have opening stops?  (Maybe they were forced open too far and cracked seam?)  I'd repair fiberglass cracks with something like Gorilla hair after grinding old bondo stuff out. Then lubricate and push pin back and peen it so it doesn't move.  I suspect Vintage Speedster Parts is same quality you'd get anywhere - save for new VDO gauges from Beck and maybe IM trim bits.

New dash looks great - very authentic looking!  Hey, at least you didn't have the CMC VINTAGE gauges!

You can always email VP and ask if they're bushed.

My experience is that these hinges from any supplier seem to vary in tightness and quality. My car has one that is secure and another that lets the door flop down as with yours. Maybe buy a few and return the sloppy ones. Good luck, you'll need it. 

Are the washers missing from yours - they act as crude bearings.  If missing, that would give 1/8" play. 

Where did you get the Porsche horn button? I've been trying to get one without paying $300 for two years. No luck so far.

yes, I too would like to know where you purchased your horn button. Or, if you made it, how?

Search eBay for 356 A horn button.  One seller offers for $208 and another for $199.  Those are new.  Occasionally used ones come up and sell for a little less.  

Luis (LFEPARDO) made one and posted a how to last year on how to make a horn button w/ crest:

https://www.speedsterowners.com...4#439558532261369374