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#327429 05/02/2006 3:12 AM
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Very close to getting my body back fron the body and paint guy. I have this fear that although my doors will look perfect when mounted in the jambs on the chassis, I'll get it home install the rubber and have mis-alignment. Unfounded fear or a real concern?
Should I have the body man do the rubber install BEFORE it leaves the shop?
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#327430 05/02/2006 11:09 AM
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Rubber changed mine by quite a lot. If he'll do it and you can afford it, go for it. They do charge by the hour? If he doesn't want to touch it, at least you know he has experience with them.

#327431 05/03/2006 2:58 AM
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Appreciate the comment Chuck. It is what I would expect.
Since I am paying (and paying huge) for a restoration, alignment would,should I would think, include the doors. Not just metal to metal, but as they would ultimately be - w/ seals.
Would you think that the hood would be also effected by new seals?
Thank,
-jeff

#327432 05/03/2006 11:14 AM
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I was really lucky with my hood - 20 minutes to done. I did it with the seal and hood bumpers in place. The hood seal will affect the fit, but not to the degree that door seals have on the doors.

#327433 05/03/2006 3:08 PM
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Thanks Chuck,
Coordinating the hood would be tough. I had a difficult time just getting it off. Worrying about the new paint would be too much.
-jeff


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