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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by DirtyWoody28, Dec 8, 2009.

  1. DirtyWoody28
    Joined: Feb 26, 2008
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    So Iv'e built a couple "rat rods" and I am getting to the point that they are not what I am into anymore. I am finally getting around to my 36 p/u and thanks to you guys I have decided to do it with the fenders. My goal is to have a full 40s era race setup in like 5 years, the 36 pulling an A or T modified.

    Here is the first rough mock-up, it needs to be chopped 4 1/2 & raised up a bit, but I think you guys will get the idea
     

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  2. Looks good. Get after it and keep us posted...
     
  3. DirtyWoody28
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    I think I have a good leed on a 37 humpback to use the frame
     
  4. JeffreyJames
    Joined: Jun 13, 2007
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    from SUGAR CITY

    Man I can totally see where you are going by just looking at the mockup. These are pretty much my favorite trucks ever. I think it's the juxtaposition of the graceful lines of the fenders matched by the ruggedness of the truck bed. Best of both worlds!!!
     
  5. superbeeme
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    from georgia

    I say no chop. lower is ok. and don't paint it black.
     
  6. hotrod-Linkin
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    ok...you can make the transition...just keep repeating...hotrod..hotrod

    nice truck..drive it while you build it.
     
  7. neonloverrob
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    I actually like the way it sits with no chop... something to think about.
     
  8. low-n-slo54
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    Not everything needs a chop. It has great lines right now!
     
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  9. Harps
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    Damn Dirty, I like how it sits now. Great looking project.
     
  10. DirtyWoody28
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    here it is with a 4" chop <img src=http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=13217&pictureid=135958>
     
  11. DirtyWoody28
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    I am kinda likeing it w/o the chop too, well I guess that brings up a new question chop or no chop?
     
  12. Antny
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    I vote no chop.
     
  13. Malcolm
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    I'm really liking this!! I vote no chop.


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    Malcolm
     
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  14. The height is perfect. And whatever you do, don't chop it. That year is the sh!t.
     
  15. hotrod-Linkin
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    just chop one side and have the best of both worlds.......nah


    no chop
     
  16. Gasser 57
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    Good lookin' truck. Looks cooler with no chop. Needs some shiny paint too!
     
  17. traffic61
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    Another vote for leaving it unchopped. Looks great down like that.
     
  18. Old61
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    from PA

    Subtle chop, 1 1/2-2".
     
  19. slimcat7m3
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    Looks great as-is. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
     
  20. sinticket
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    unchopped,
    unchopped,
    unchopped
     
  21. truckncoupe
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    no chop! stock height on cab is cooolllllll!:D
     
  22. DirtyWoody28
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    the 37 that i am looking at getting has wide 5s, I think that suspension will be *****en underneath this thing
     
  23. Ghost28
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    I agree. Just enough to make em wonder?
     
  24. billygoat67
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  25. tinmann
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    Angle chopped and channeled, and rolled out of my shop last spring. Yep '36 pick-up are drop dead ***y!!!

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  26. kirby1374
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    if you want your race set-up would you want you pusher truck chopped?
    I like it as you have it mocked up.
     
  27. CH3NO2JAY
    Joined: Feb 28, 2008
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    from Chicago

    No chop imho....
     
  28. electron
    Joined: Oct 20, 2009
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    electron
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    No chop required, cool as is!
     
  29. mikemo
    Joined: Oct 31, 2007
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    Here's my next project, if ever finish this Shoebox. I'm voting no chop on mine. These just look too damn good the way they are.
     

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  30. 56 ford custom
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    56 ford custom
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    from Socal

    No chop! I agree, not every car needs to be chopped.
     

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