where did you get those inner door panels . . . . . . I want !

 

Your problem most likely that the spoiler was added and not drilled correctly. Once the trunk lid is adjusted to sit properly and match the quarters, then the spoiler can be adjusted to match each piece.
You will probably have to remove the spoiler (once you see which way it needs to move) and drill the holes larger with a step bit to allow enough movement to get them aligned. If you remove the nuts and washers inside you can see if the stud is hitting the edge of the hole and then you'll know which direction to open the hole.
After you've got them opened and it's aligned, then you can add some sealer underneath and a larger fender washer if it's needed to cover the oversized hole. I've done a few of these for guys, and it's not hard to adjust them once the holes have some play.
It looks like your trunk lid needs to be raised, and also moved forward. How's the gap on the top by the valance?
They do make different spoilers, but if you had the wrong early spoiler it would cover the tailights on the corners.

 

The door panels are custom. I have no inner door latches. Just buttons. I can't use std panels. I think I will be covering them. Polished alum is always dirty and it is flimsey. It rattles. I have "Thermo-Coustic" from Eastwood behind them also.

BB I would drill if it was that easy. It doesn't show in the pics but if the top is bad, the bottom is good. trunk lid is very close. I have another trunk lid I may try that. I'm not sure how much I can sand off the spoiler, are they solid?

 

Not completely solid, and since they're glass you will sand through the gelcoat and have to re-seal the edge. You can easily take 1/2" off each edge and not hit anything hollow though.

 

Not a ton of excitement today. I patched a hole in the lower passenger side heater box. Should there be a drain hole here?
Next I spent some time straightening the seam where the firewall meets the panel in front of the windshield. This seam was all wavy and took some time with a hammer and dolly.Then I ground it flat and even.

 

Not a ton of excitement on The car, had a busy week at work. AND we have Snow!!! Slushy yucky stuff.

I tested all the wiring today before I make any thing permanent. Then I'm buttoning up the false firewall. The master and boooster and wiper motor are painted Also the firewall is painted.

I'll be starting on the cowl after I finish teh firewall. Looks as though sanding in those holes willl be fun

 

I see sore fingers in your future!

 

No! No! No! Nobody says the "s" word. It was 31* the other morning, we're close.

 

Nomad the first pic is for you!! You can see whats left of the AC Box...and how I don't need it today!

 

Some details of the back of the firewall cover. I finally made some mounts for the lower and reinforced it It sits real nice and will look good with sanding and body color!