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not needed in this situation but will remember that. The main issues was the doors up top near the glass. Seems to be a troubled area on those cars that come in and ones that I've seen on the road. The upper portion doesn't seem to match the nice gap below the glass. Also see that on Chevy trucks of that time.
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OK Thanks for the clarification Henry, I wasn't sure...I've done a couple of old Chevy's of that era but only frame on so I wouldn't really have any tricks specific for that type of frame off resto.
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