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PhilaTruck · 04-23-2005, 10:59 PM

but darn, that's detail. You sound like you've done some restorations. My uncle lovingly restored a Rolls (took 30 years) where all the screw heads had to be turned to the SAME angle. But given that these trucks left the assembly line with uneven door & panel gaps, I doubt that you'd ever be faulted. I'd just make 'em consistent w/ each other. Good luck & welcome to the board!

-Todd

04-23-2005, 10:59 PM	#3
PhilaTruck Right on the line, baby! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Phila, PA 19130 Posts: 1,486	mudder may be right but darn, that's detail. You sound like you've done some restorations. My uncle lovingly restored a Rolls (took 30 years) where all the screw heads had to be turned to the SAME angle. But given that these trucks left the assembly line with uneven door & panel gaps, I doubt that you'd ever be faulted. I'd just make 'em consistent w/ each other. Good luck & welcome to the board! -Todd __________________ 83 GMC 406 th400/3.73 Eaton Truetrac posi, headers, x pipe, & racePros. Tubular control arms, lowering rear springs, caltracs. Still ugly, but getting built right, although slowly Click and scroll down for site vendors! Subscribe here!