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Trevor Jessie
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Yup, Mine didn't fit before it was recored, so I had him make an adjustment when he put it back together. It is closer know , but still will require some tweaking. This is an example of why I'm going to build my car, then take it all back apart and do the finish bodywork/paint. There still will be fitment issues, but hopefully less of them.
fmichaels
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trevor, you read my mind. i am doing the same thing with my sprite. i am virtually rebuilding the car first before it's painted to spare some of the frustration and scratches/damage i would otherwise do if i had to fit something for the first time. It's definitely more time consuming but I find it's well worth it everytime i find something that doesn't fit ... and i find that almost everytime i fit anything.
