Pics of the installation?

For the doors, have you checked the hinge pins? Condition of the door seals?

 

Rebuilt the hinges. Pins and bushings. New Steel weatherstripping. The problem is the holes in the body are too big. With new weatherstripping there are still places I can see daylight through. If such were available thicker weatherstripping would probably solve the wind noise problem. Excessive gap around the doors is a big part of the problem. I don’t see any easy solution to any of this.

 

You can adjust the doors a bit at the hinges (on the door side. assuming they are bolted on....) and move the striker for the latch in just a bit as well to tighten things up. If most of your noise is coming in around the window frame, (assuming you have a window frame.....) roll the window down, put your knees against the top of the door, and pull the top of the frame toward you a bit. CAREFULLY though. Way to easy to pull too hard.

 

Thanks. I do appreciate your comments. I have been building wrecks, street rods, and class 8 trucks for over 60 years. I have adjusted a lot of doors. However when you have a large gap at both the front and back as I have there is not a lot you can do with it. I have bent the top of the door in some as you suggested and that has helped. You are a far stronger man than I am. I have to use a good 2x4 and a couple of blocks. About the only way to fix the big gap problem is welding a rod on the edge of the door on front edge and back edge. I have seen that done but it takes a better body man than I am. Again, thanks for your input and have a blessed day.

 

Can you post a pic of the problem area?? (I love ramchargers... always wanted one. )

 

I will try to do that soon.