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Thanks malbaby, I was afraid of that....so nothing to do on it.....so its good on that end. I think I'll hit the visible bolt heads, with flat black though so they aren't so visible. Jerry
I'm putting together a 1961 TR4 CT2292 and have the same issue but 3/8 in on drivers side and 1/4 on passenger. I've been fussing about it but will now just let it be.
I looked at my TR6 same body for the most part and it seems to be the same gap as hood to body gap. Door to 1/4 panel is a bit smaller. As above touch of paint and let it be.
looked at another TR 6 yesterday and his gap was about as thick as a quarter coin I do not know how he got it that tight but you could hardly see the bolt head at all. MF
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