Issues with door alignment

I've got issues with this door... I get that you gotta bend the hinge but look at the gap already at the bottom front of the door panel.  What gives?

Worn out hinge pins can yield a lot of slop. replacements are available

IMO it looks like your lower hinge might have taken a hard hit. Pull the door and see if it is bent backwards, instead of being square to the frame.

I think the top hinge is actually bent, the original door is bent at the top, looks like someone ripped the mirror off the hard way.  The top hinge looks a bit weird compared to the other side, it's bent and it's very subtle.  What do you suggest I do to bend it out?

I had 2 ideas, one is to put a jack braced on the other side and try to push that part forward, the other is to fab a metal part with the same holes as the hinge and simply try to push it forward with a lever.

I have the same problem on both doors, where can you get the replacement hinge pins? THANKS, Hud

I think the best bet on the hinges would be to remove them from the door, put the pieces in a vice and go at them with a BFH to get them in line. On the door side, they are held by rivets, but you can drill those out and replace them with nut/bolt combos.

You can buy standard and oversized pins at Mac's, here.

I reused my original pins and inserted steel shims to take up the slack. I found the shims at my local Ace. It was fairly simple to drill out the holes in the hinges to accept the shims.

Measured the drivers and passengers door, the difference between the front and back are different by 1/4 inch.  From the top hinge to the back of the door (above the latch receiver) is 41 1/4 and the other was 41 1/2.  I put a screw jack on it and widened it but it's still crooked!