Andy,
I initially tried to do this right and brace the door gaps as other's
mentioned. However, those braces came off during the intervening years, but
now that I've finished this welding/body work/chassis work., they look fine!
Prior to any sill work, it's essential to have the body and chassis
togather. I agree that Roger Williams' book called, How To Restore Triumph
TR2, TR3 & TR3A, was very important and had alot of pics!
I'm uncertain if you already have the body on the chassis? I think for
replacing those particular panels, it's pretty well imperative. Another
place I was forced to deviate from the recommended procedure is that I never
have gotten around to replacing my outer sills (rocker panels). My car
still has months to go before I drive it.
Good Luck,
Paul Dorsey 60 TR3 in Athens, GA
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