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jw hash · 01-30-2018, 08:46 AM

if the door is out at the back bottom edge, you can twist the door a little. there is diagonal brace in the door remove the three screws glue some tooth picks in the holes. I use a small clamp or vise grips to hold the brace in place as I twist the door, once I get it where I want it I reinstall the screws. all 68 A and B have about the same amount of wood in them with the exception of the upper inner panel the A`s had wood and the B`s had metal.

01-30-2018, 08:46 AM	#5
jw hash Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Auburn Washington Posts: 2,552	Re: getting doors to fit correctly if the door is out at the back bottom edge, you can twist the door a little. there is diagonal brace in the door remove the three screws glue some tooth picks in the holes. I use a small clamp or vise grips to hold the brace in place as I twist the door, once I get it where I want it I reinstall the screws. all 68 A and B have about the same amount of wood in them with the exception of the upper inner panel the A`s had wood and the B`s had metal.