Randy Harris
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My car ('66 BJ8) came back from the restoration shop a couple years ago with the driver's side wing window leaning inboard of the windshield frame. It's flush at the base and then leans in at the top about 3/8"-1/2". I have an illustrated pic of the problem that you can see at
https://www.cooperguitars.com From the home page just click on the BJ8 link and scroll down to the last thumbnail photo of the car with my wife and grandaughter in it.
How can I fix this? Also, the front edge of the driver's door sits inboard of the front fender by about 1/8". Enough to be noticable to the eye. It's perfect on the trailing edge. I'd appreciate any fix suggestions on this as well.
Although the extensive body and paint work was "lifetime" guaranteed by the shop, my experience with this Stockton, Calif.- based body shop was so negative that I'd never let them touch my car again.
Anyone help me?
Thanks in advance
Randy '66 BJ8
https://www.cooperguitars.com From the home page just click on the BJ8 link and scroll down to the last thumbnail photo of the car with my wife and grandaughter in it.
How can I fix this? Also, the front edge of the driver's door sits inboard of the front fender by about 1/8". Enough to be noticable to the eye. It's perfect on the trailing edge. I'd appreciate any fix suggestions on this as well.
Although the extensive body and paint work was "lifetime" guaranteed by the shop, my experience with this Stockton, Calif.- based body shop was so negative that I'd never let them touch my car again.
Anyone help me?
Thanks in advance
Randy '66 BJ8