This is hard to explain so bare with me.
I have finished all my metal work and reasembled the truck to align panels. My seams are good and alignment coorrect. However I noticed that my truck and all others I have seen have a problem, the box top rail is on the same plain or line although at a diffent level than the door and front fender crease/line. this looks good and helps to give the empresion of speed while standing still. The rear fender crease/line however his high in front and does not follow the same plain or line of the box top and front door and fender. I wish I could figure out how to attach a photo but for now if you did a google search on [1955 chevy stepside truck] you will find many side profile pictures to look at, follow the crease/line of the rear fender and you will see what I mean. I plan on cutting and lowering the front of the rear fender to get it to follow the same plain - line as the top of box and front door and fender. Has anyone else noticed this and did you correct for it, and if you did how did you do it and how did it turn out. thanks
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