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Old 05-22-2015, 08:39 PM   #1
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Door panel/alignment issue

Ok, so I am starting on the cab replacement panels. As you can see, I cut the old rusted outer panel off and then put the replacement one on. My problem is when I go to align the door, the panel has to be moved out the width of a bolt as seen in the 2nd pic. I did put new hinges on as well and there is no more adjustments I can make with them. The door spacing is almost dead on. When I remove the bolt and push the replacement panel in, then the front of the door sticks way out. Anyone have suggestions on this? Everything is straight when the old panel piece was removed.
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