Reply to "Rear deck lid alignment pin"

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I think Goran Malmberg in Sweden built a big tubular X-member (removable) over the ZF to brace the giant hole in the stressed body for the decklid. His 426 Hemi's torque kind of stressed the monococque more than usual.

Much simpler that that (or the factory's three latch iterations trying to fix this problem) is to glue little rubber tire patches to the outside of the weatherstrip channel, and let the sucker shake. Fixed my paint chipping back in the late '80s without drilling or welding. The patches are almost invisible.

3/28/2410:56 AM

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