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| | | | Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 946 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 946 | Would appreciate any help on this one. I am putting together my 55.2 half ton Chevy and the hood is not lining up with the passenger side fender at the front. It lines up perfectly at the cowl (see photos), but is off by 7/16" at the front. The driver side is right on in the front, but the gap between the rear of the hood and top of the cowl is rather large. I can live with that but not the front being off so far. I have maxed out the upper hinges on the passenger side, should I drill them out a bit or shim the hinge to firewall attachment point to move it out further? Could it be that way because driver side is so far forward? Any ideas would be great. Here are pictures: 55.2 Chevy pictures. | | |
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