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center lower pillar put a dent in mine puting the door back on i am careful sure others have done it.
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How did that happen putting a door on?
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Battle scar. I'd embrace it!
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What? How does that make sense? Do you consider desert pinstripe aka scratches a battle scar also?
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Yep. I do. For me the Bronco is a tool. For others i understand it is a show car. Rashes, scratches, bumps, bruises don't really ruin my day.
Well I respect your opinion and I hope you respect mine.
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Of course! As I said in my reply, "I'd embrace it." I did not say "You should embrace it".
That is the perfect way to put it!
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It’s a family here. Families seldom agree on everything! That’s what we all love about this forum.
My Bronc will get beat up like my boat and my mustang. That’s because I use them like tools, push them to limits, get them dirty, bloody, oily , scratched. Just how I prefer to do it. Everyone one is different, and I confess I love a good Cars and Coffee with pristine 40 year old cars as much as I like having dock rash and dried fish blood stuck to the gel coat of my newish boat. Bumps and bruises are okay with me. I call them battle scars because they remind me of the height of adrenaline when using the machine as a thrill ride!
Nope, it's a fact of life if you wheel out here. AKA California pinstriping
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Are you sure you did it putting the doors on? I'm assuming you drove around with them off, unless removed for cleaning, photos or practice or something like that, could you have ding it then, but because of lighting and curves you could have just missed it before putting door on?
If done while putting door back on, maybe it slipped and you heard it hit for example, did it damage the door where it hit?
I know people have posted about damage to doors and the consensus seems to be some sort of protection like a pool noddle cut open and put around the door's edges and/or form or padding on floor and etc. is good to have.
What would be cool is a stand that holds door in position while removing & installing.
If done while putting door back on, maybe it slipped and you heard it hit for example, did it damage the door where it hit?
I know people have posted about damage to doors and the consensus seems to be some sort of protection like a pool noddle cut open and put around the door's edges and/or form or padding on floor and etc. is good to have.
What would be cool is a stand that holds door in position while removing & installing.
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i did it putting the door on no i did not damage the door was just asking if someone makes something to go there to protect the pillar and to keep from beating the door edge up
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