jgemperline

So I think I know the welds your talking about. It seems this would not help the back lower corner. Can you give me just a little more confidence that this will adjust my problem? Thanks!

MustangsToFear

All I can tell you is drill the spot welds out and twist the door, then put a smaller pair of vise grips on the tabs to see what you have.

jgemperline

Ok. I just wanted to understand how pulling the outer skin on top front adjust the bottom rear. As i type it seams to make more sence. I'll give it a go. Thanks.

MustangsToFear

The aftermarket doors only have 6 spot weld on them. So it is very easy to twist the door once the tab is drilled out, trust me we do this all the time.

jgemperline

Just finishing the thread. It worked great. I can't believe it was that easy. Thanks so much.

OkBrent

Im still a little lost on where exactly these spot welds are.... Can you discribe them a little better and show us your repair. Pictures are great for slow people likr me!!! Thanks for the help, I am also battling the twisted door fate. Brent

jgemperline

Still Need to do a final OK then weld. But dang good for ten mins of drilling 4 welds and prying it open a bit.

jgemperline

Before:

MustangsToFear

You will also notice that the rear of the door isn't curved in like a Ford door. That is a easy fix also, just take your hammer and dolly to get the desired curve.

OkBrent

WOW... I was way off, A picture is worth a thousand words. Thanks for helping the kid on the short bus!!! Brent