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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    So Mike,
    If the seal was not there where would the edge of your gray trim panel be relative to the bottom edge of the inside flat panel of the door? It looks like maybe your trim panel stops a bit above that bottom edge? I may have to go visit a buddy who has a stock body '34 sedan.
    You are correct. The door panel is just 3/32 maybe an 1/8" above the door bottom. You should see a small lip on the rubber seal that fits into the door panel and the remainder of the seal top goes up behind the panel. The top should have equally spaced holes where the clips would've gone.
    At the front of the door I trimmed it at an angle to give clearance as the door closes.
    Last edited by 34_40; 02-24-2012 at 08:24 PM.

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