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Old 12-03-2015, 08:24 PM   #1
Walter White
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Re: blazer rookie questions

body mounts fixed the tight gap at top of door. adjusted striker(?) and it closes perfectly again. not sure if i can live with the panels that were installed wrong
between door and back tire. if i ever get a shiny paint on it, those bowed in panels will stand out right? i have all new woodgrain trim that i want to install after paint. bowed panels probably wouldn't work right?
what should i expect a body shop to charge to replace them?
pics coming in next post
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