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    I hope this will help.When I did my 38 I had the same problem with the large gap it must be because of the suicide door??? I had to look at the pictures as I don't have it anylonger but as I recall the wind lace would not close the gap. What we did was wrap the carpet that was on the floor and wall in rear area around the jamb with enough pading to fill the gap and windlace was used above that hope this helps. This car was driven every where in all weather and the carpet never got wet or stained. I was featured in Super Chevy Mag back in 91 when it was 2 years old.
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