Well???????? I bet it was tough to remove the door panels with the seat in the way. Unless you don't have the bottom screws installed. Sounds like you have a full plate.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 4:56 PM, D.R. Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On my 72 El Camino the right side door has not worked in several years, > like the latch just half closed, wouldn't open or shut. The driver's door > worked fine. Other day I finally decided to pull it into my shop to do > some upgrades on it as the restoration was done in 1998. Going to put airgap > intake, remove Pete Jackson gear drive and replace with chain, take fan off > and put electric fans back on, remove ac unit, put hydraboost brake system > on, ceramic hooker headers, torque tech exhaust system, disc brakes on > rear, remove MSD box and Comp 1000 unilite dist replace with D.U.I HEI, > powder coat valve covers timing chain cover water pump and new pan purple, > fix the right side door and also the driver's door which now will not open. > Pulled it into the shop, got out and shut the door now it will not open. > Luckily I always roll the driver's window down of any car I'm working on. > Will remove the door panels and see if I can get them to open that way. I've > scheduled a whole morning for this, hope it doesn't run into my afternoon > nap time. > > D.R. Jones > -- Rick Schaefer 72 TPI El Camino
