That is one FINE looking charger!

Doors and fenders are closely aligned after a lot of massaging. Just need put the hood on and then I can start on the final gap alignment.
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Pat

After a few small modifications to both front fenders I installed the front valance and the hood. The trunk lid is next and then I'll start fine-tuning all the gaps.
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Pat

Your attention to detail and skills are impressive. This thread is motivation for me to finally start on my 69 charger project.

Bill, Good to hear, I'll look foward to following your thread!
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Pat

Nice work!!
You my friend have OCD!!! Would love to have you do my car.
Matt

Matt,
I think most people on this site have OCD, Obsessive Chrysler Disorder ;-)
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Pat

Welded and filed the drivers door gaps. I set the sides at 5/32" leaving room for primer, sealer, base coat, and clearcoat. I had to weld a rod across the bottom of the door to close up the large factory gap that varied between 5/16" and 21/64. Now the bottom of the door is a consistent 7/32. Next up is the passenger door.
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Pat

Excellent job Pat!

Nice job Pat. say do you have any pics show that rod from the inside of the door? I think I may have to do this to my car.

Don, Here are a few pictures of the inside of the door.
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Pat

Pat - what kind of rod is that and how did you weld it (TIG or MIG)? TIG rod?

Larry, I used 1/8" tig welding rod (ER 70S-3)
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Pat

WOW, I cant even tell you did anything!
Awsome job! I will remember this when I get to the same point.
Thank you

Passenger door gaps took a little more work. I had to add metal rod along the bottom edge and 1/2 of the front edge.
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Pat

Pat - are you using TIG or MIG welding?

Amazing work Pat!
Thank you so much for sharing your hard work!
It gives guys like me incentive to keep working on our projects!

The rod you used (ER 70S-3), Is this the same as the mig wire you are using?
Not sure if it matters?
Don

Larry, All Mig welding. I'm still in the practicing stages of Tig welding. Tig welding is sort of like playing drums, you use your hands and feet and when it's done right you make a cool sound. Right now my Tig welding sounds like a monkey playing the bongos ;-)
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Pat

Don,
Yes, same type of wire I use in my Mig welder, just a lot smaller.
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Pat

Thanks Pat. I'm trying to learn MIG.