Is this normal for e30s to have door to quarter window trim misaligned like this? There is no more room at quarter panel trip slotted holes to push the whole thing any lower. Door was aligned to rear quarter panel (no trim was installed) and it's perfect there. Only the top trim and the lower window sill trim are off. Is it common or there is some trick to this?
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Originally posted by 82eye View Postno its not normal. your door alignment is screwed. . for a 40ish yr old car it's probably pretty good lol.
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Originally posted by 82eye View Postno its not normal. your door alignment is screwed. . for a 40ish yr old car it's probably pretty good lol.
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Originally posted by e30davie View PostLots of adjustments to be made via the hinges. but it can be alot of screwing around, seems easy until you try and all of a sudden the door doesn't close hah.
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Originally posted by zaq123 View Post
door is perfectly alight as far as the fender and the rear quarter panel is. I didn't take the fender pic put you can see its in line with the rear quarter. Gaps are all even. If I align mouldings, the door won't be aligned to panels. Hence my question for some special trick to get this done
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Originally posted by strickland View PostYou could adjust / nudge the trim to improve the visual lines.
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