Gaps on these old rides can drive people nuts! My dad purchased a new 1970 LS6 Chevelle . I look at pictures from when it was new. The front bumper was high on drivers side. Hood fitment was off on one side...brand new vehicle. He and everyone back then never mentioned it. To them it was a bad ass Chevelle. Today people would nip pick how it was built from the factory LOL I would suggest edge all your panels, assembly car then paint whole car. Less chance of scratching or chipping paint and you get best color match. Also for best color match buy all the paint you need at same time.

Thanks for the update. You'll hate doing that metal work but it'll pay off in the end result. Glad to see you back at it. I painted my car in parts too which was sketchy cuz I went with a metallic.

Good to see you Sam! Keep plug away, we’ll get em one day.👍👍

Very nice to see you back at it Sam. You were missed.

Good to hear from you Sam, hope your Christmas was good.

coming along nicely Sam !

Hay Sam good to see the update. Keep us up thanks.

Glad you back folks! been a while

Hey bud. Good to see a video. Was in your neck of woods last month out in odessa

Merry Christmas , Hey your alive , the build is looking nice .. Build On

Good to see you back Sam. Remember if you paint all the panels separately there is a good chance that the shades of color will be different, just because of the variations in the spray patterns you will use. That is why most professionals paint the body with all the panels attached to get an even blend across body lines and seams. Check it out on some other channels that specialize in paint.

Haven't seen you on here in awhile good to have you back

Hey Sam, good to see you. Glad to see you working on the Impala. I definitely second the storage building idea. I had to do that and it helped a lot.

glad to see you back on the car Sam. Merry Christmas.. Enjoy!

Looking good Sam. I've hung a few doors with the magnet also. The trunk lines look groovy. I remember how much work you put in. Happy Holidays.

For fender to door gap adjustment ,at the top where they meet, you will have to shim up your radiator support. Shim between frame and support. Don't do any cutting or welding to any gaps until entire car is built and have exhausted all your possibilities for shim adjustment. Good luck. You will get it. I spent two entire weekends dialing mine in before I did any panel replacement. Takes time.

Just wondering, did u put the door bumpers in? Good build by the way👍👍👍

Did u ever swinish this car

Try to make a template out a cardBoard, Of the right hand side ,See how close they lineup with the left side. It may tell you what's going on, They should be almost mirror image!