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#868977 07/23/2012 11:10 PM
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HI - I know there are alot of older posts regarding how to align a door on the pre 52 trucks, but my overall question is how to adust the front of the door in/ out. Every other vehicle Ive worked on had adjustment for in/out, front/back and up/down. These hinges dont seen to allow for in/out. My issue is that the front bodyline of the door is in too far (1/8") inward on top half, while the bottom of the door is good. Would new hinges be a good idea? I saw the tip of usig brute force to bend the door, but that may produce unpredictable results. Any ideas?

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