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Got tired of looking at my passenger door being all askew.

The top front was in and low. The lower rear was sticking out a bunch. Other than that - the gaps were good.

The lower hinge was a wee bit proud. I filed the alumnium spacers a bit. And filed the back of the hinge. I'll space the top a tiny bit and see how it works. Does the adjustment differ if you put the spacers on the body side or the door side of the hinge? I guess all that matters is the alignment of the hinge points?

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