Thought I'd give an update to our door dilemma. Thought about press bending the hinges to position the door towards the other door and away from the opening. Nah, they are way to thick. Heat them to bend? How to get the same angle on both hinges? Nah. Decided to tack weld a shim to it to kick the door over. After 2 tries with different thicknesses we said good enough. Had to die grind the openings in the body to get the thicker hinges in but the rubber boot covers it up well. Not bad gaps for a 70 year old body. My 71 year old body has gaps and wrinkles I can't do much with either. smile Added a pic of the progress.

Richard

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~ Richard
1952 GMC Army Ambulance
"Building the Dream"
The story begins here in the DITY Gallery
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First vehicle-1967 Chevy short bed pickup. Sold when got married frown | 1953 Chevy pickup restored-sold to purchase Toy Hauler trailer | 1964 GMC long bed Pickup 305 big block V/6 bought to restore with son and his 14 yr old son