door fit

THE TOP CORNER OF MY DRIVERS DOOR, AND PASSENGER DOOR, BOTH LIGHTLY TAP AS THE DOOR IS CLOSING! THEY LEAVE SLIGHT SCRATCHES THERE, AND THE EVIDENCE SHOWS THAT THEY WERE DOING IT LONG BEFORE I OWNED THE CAR. THE CAR HAS NEVER BEEN HIT/WRECKED, THE DOORS ARE ALIGNED PERFECTLY, AND ARE NOT SAGGING AT ALL. I HAVE JUST LEARNED TO LIVE WITH IT! MARLIN.

I think your window frame may have saged over time. One day when I was at Wilkensons years ago, he said that the treatment is to use wood and a sledge hammer, applied to the window frame to stratghten it back up. I am not sure of the actual method, so maybe check with him. I know it sounds scary, but he said that is the fix (this seems like your situation, because the body parts of your car line up). I thought Mike also a fix listed on his website.
http://www.panteraplace.com/

Panel alignment is a specialty of some body shops but not all. I've seen it done with a floor jack under the open door. Be careful- the hinges are cast aluminum and can be broken! The window frames adjust a little (slotted bolt holes) if you remove the upholstery panel, as do the latch and guide on the doorpost. Over 30+ years of driving on good & bad roads, the body/chassis of the monococque Pantera tends to move. This can be checked to a degree by the angle your rear a-arms make with the ground, and whether you run negative camber due to no adjustment being left.