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    Car Year, Make, Model: '37 Dodge sedan
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    The new drip rails left a bit of a gap at the tops of the doors, which wasn't very pleasing to the eye. So, I decided to cut off the door tops and put some extra material in there to fill out the door frames better.

    The gap in question

    IMG_20180428_124754835 by Ryan Mazingo, on Flickr

    Scribe a line to follow when cutting (don't use sharpie, the line will disappear from the heat of cutting)

    IMG_20180428_130201333 by Ryan Mazingo, on Flickr

    Just a little off the top, file the edges smooth and clean all soon to be welded surfaces.

    IMG_20180428_130738743 by Ryan Mazingo, on Flickr

    I tacked some straps in place on the back of the door to use for alignment purposes, they'll be removed later.

    IMG_20180428_141033733 by Ryan Mazingo, on Flickr

    Fuzzy picture, but it gives a good idea of how much cleaner this area will look when I'm done.

    IMG_20180428_140943757 by Ryan Mazingo, on Flickr
    Last edited by PNW Rodder; 04-28-2018 at 07:19 PM.

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