I just introduced myself now it's time for me to get some info. I'm done my body work and mounting the original doors back on my 1949 Chevy 3100. The Driver side door went on sweet it's not perfect but it looks like I can adjust it and get it perfect, which I'm very excited about. The passenger side is another story; I'm maxed out vertically and horizontally with my adjustment. The hinges are all the way up and the door is cocked as far as it can go in the direction I need it. It's not good, I need to cock it 1/4 inch more to make it close and look normal. Now let me take a sec and tell you I'm all for not modifying things, I'm using the original hinges (I replaced one pin), the original door, and I haven't changed anything structurally. I can't see why I can't adjust this door. I sat and looked at the door for ten min after I mounted it tonight, I can't figure it out. The only thing I can think of is hogging out the holes on the top hinge to get my movement, but I’m not going to do that right away. It just doesn't make sense, any ideas? I need to get the bottom of the door towards the cowl more, while keeping the latch at the current height. If I had ¼ inch more adjustment on the top hinge I would be able to at least get the door to look normal. But it doesn’t make sense the door came off of the truck. Let me know what you guys think.
