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Hotrodvideo · 12-26-2011, 03:15 PM

I have a Brookville '32 Roadster body on a real '32 frame, I've shimmed the body to where the beltline on the doors lines up perfectly with the body, the doors look good and close fine, the hood fits pretty well, the only thing that I can't fix is the the door gaps.

They are both perfectly even but the LH gap is larger than the RH gap by about 1/8".

Can I do anything to make it 100% correct or is this as good as I can get it?

12-26-2011, 03:15 PM	#1
Hotrodvideo Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 317	'32 roadster door gaps I have a Brookville '32 Roadster body on a real '32 frame, I've shimmed the body to where the beltline on the doors lines up perfectly with the body, the doors look good and close fine, the hood fits pretty well, the only thing that I can't fix is the the door gaps. They are both perfectly even but the LH gap is larger than the RH gap by about 1/8". Can I do anything to make it 100% correct or is this as good as I can get it?