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Old 07-16-2009, 06:00 PM   #1
1967C20
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Is it possible to get good gaps with stock sheetmetal?

I've been reassembling my front clip for about the last week or so and trying to get the gaps looking nice. Some gaps and body lines look good and others are uneven no matter how I adjust them. Is it possible to get even gaps or am I going to have accept some compromises considering that tolerances for 1967 were not that great to begin with? Just wondering what everybody else has experienced with panel alignment.
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