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Originally posted by Kid:
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Originally posted by lastpushbutton:
Silver and black is always classy. Looks great!

True!

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In resorting my car I had a large gap in the door jamb. I have since noticed this is common in the Pantera's. Most cars you can see the lock mechanisms through the gap well. There was also a lot of factory lead in this area. I cut and reshaped the door jamb on both sides to fit but.....

It looks like you have a chrome trim piece which helps take up the gap. I was curious about that. Do you have better photos of the door jam trim?

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