It does look like the front of the door is arched a bit much but It looks like the back of the door lines up pretty good with the quarter panel. It also looks like the door could stand to be adjusted in a bit more at the front hinges cause the top and bottom of the door is sticking out a bit from the looks of you photo. I would adjust the front hinges in a little which will shorten that gap a little, then leaving the fender bolted at the top and bottom shim the fender at the stud that comes thru and under the kick panel. this will arch the fender a little. You may also check the bottom fender bolt to see if it is shimmed and remove a few to give you a little more arch. Try this before you go thru all the headache of taking it back off and shipping it back to CJs.
It may be a little difficult to see my thin blue reference line but it shows the different archs from your fender to Horses. I think if you go back to my earlier post and try this you can correct most if not all of that. Should take you an hour or less to try.
Yeah you'll likely have to massage both.
That is looking a lot better ,if you can bring that point up a little more i think you will have it .
I figured it was the fender ,the two doors i used on my fast back conversion were just about flawless. The new fender gap was the problem i had
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