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Re: Trim alignment
Trim alignment sometimes requires a die grinder. I have seen plenty of original paint trucks that have had the clip holes elongated to achieve trim alignment.
It looks like the door trim may be high front and rear. You will have to remove the interior trim and remove the door from the truck.
I know that's not what you wanted to hear but perfection is painful sometimes.
It just takes a little nudge here and a little nudge there. It can be very frustrating.
I replaced a set of cab mounts awhile back. You would think it would be a matter of R&R. I fought that thing for a full day after I got the mounts changed.
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