I recently had a deer jump in front of my 84' Hurst Olds and it did very minor damage, however I was lucky enough to score a total repaint from the claim. The car was taken to a well known local Hot Rod restoration/build shop where they disassembled the car in order to paint all of the body pieces individually. They are currently in the rebuilding phase of the project and tonight I noticed that the drivers side outer door handle appears to be angled upwards more than what I remembered it being before the disassembly. Both doors have the handles installed and the passenger side outer handle does not have the same issue. The drivers door latch operates, but it has much less travel to pull up and open the door. Is there some sort of adjustment inside the door, or can a latch rod be turned wrong that would cause the outer handle to angle up higher? I'd post a pic, but I failed to get one before I left the shop. Any suggestions or input would be welcome. I'd like to share my findings here with the builder so it can be adjusted correctly.
TIA,
Gary
TIA,
Gary