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I'm not an expert welder by any stretch but I believe one of the reasons why the weld is so high is due to a lack of heat. When doing sheet metal and panel work you want the least amount of heat as possible. As you can see each tack weld is done individually and separately, again to reduce the heat generated. IMO the welds look fine in the place they are.

As for trying to make an already great looking car look like another is beyond me. However it is that "pushing the envelope" that has bought about great advances in the world in general so I guess I will just look on in disbelief.

5/3/134:21 PM

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