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Old 10-22-2011, 06:04 PM   #129 (permalink)
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Honestly with the fenders' couple inches of offset from the body, the wedges in the door trim would have to be enormous to clear when opened. You could attach some sort of rubber fairing to the rear of the front fender to cover the gap but it's honestly nearly unavoidable.
Are we talking about the same concept? Cuz look at ANY old 30s - 50s car; their doors opened and shut.



See any rubber fairings or gaps?
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