Customs Rolled my Chevy outside to peep the chop......

SICK!!!!!! Helluva a job

 

awesome look man!

 

Damn FINE Chop, spot on proportions!

Nick.

 

wow!!!! how come i didnt see your chevy until today???!!!!! amazing job man

 

there's gettin' it and then there's gettin' it.
holy ****, talk about nailing it.
nice work dude, it's perfect.

 

Great design choice. Something to be proud of.

 

Diggin the whole unit!! OutF'nstanding!! ~Sololobo~

 

Its nice to see a chop by someone that has the eye AND the skill set to do it correctly. Nice.

 

Wow! This:

To this????
*****in ride dude!!

 

What are windsplits? Explain it to me like I'm a five year old.

 

I would love to have that!!!!

 

The tin work from the tail lights into the quarters. Think horizontal fin.

 

Nice chop,hard top no b piller is awesome.It opens the car up eliminating the post.I like it. Wish it was mine.

 

Oh! I just thought those were '49ish Ford tail lights.

 

Bryan, your Chev is looking great. I'm hesitant to chop my own coupe because of how round the original roof line is, but your car as well as Jesus Valencias shows how well it can turn out. Your chop flows nicely with that hardtop treatment.

 

wow, that looks great! love the taillights

 

all I can say is DUUUuuuuuuuuuude!!!

 

Every time I see it, it just gets better. Looks amazing! Cheers

 

that is insane....Keep up the great work pal...

 

Thanks Flop...good to hear from ya. I still need to section that BADONKATRUNK like you did...now I finally have the lines I need to figure out how much...

Actually, I started here...




It doesn't look that bad in the pics, but it was pretty haggard. The bumper, splashpan, and grill were all smashed...interior was shot...235 and PG rear were TIRED (although I drove it for another year before swapping the drive-train)...and plenty of rust repair.

Thanks RS.....I recall a bad-***, chopped Chevy coupe in your collection at one time...

Happy 50th man.

I'd guess you're hesitant 'cause there's an ***load of proof that coupe chops can go very wrong....but there's plenty of proof that they can work too. We all know Flop's killer Poncho and if you haven't seen it, check out the '50 Blue Collar Guy's working on....that'll go down in the books as one of the greats, I'm sure. PM me if you want pics of good and bad....I've got a bunch.

Thanks again guys.

Bryan

 

Aye Caramba!

 

looks killer!!!!! nice job.

 

looks good i like it

 

that thing is killer lookin was it a coupe with a post before you choped it.. i love the tail lights too vary cool

 

They are '49 or '50 Ford tailights, but he had to weld in the Ford sheetmetal to get the "windsplits" that they mount to. Chevy rear fenders are just smooth back there.
It's a cl***ic early '50s modification and always looks good to me.

 

I like the deck lid the way it is! Sick ride!!

 

Beautiful. Congrats to a very good work.

 

DUDE ,,,I love what you have done, the lines are great, going to be one of the notable chevy's. i love the shaved beltline, you nailed the chop. don't mess with the deck lid leave it like that........looks killer.

 

I gotta say.. Jesus I'm in love! That ****er is sweeeeet!

 

now thats what I call a perfect cut! very, very nice indeed
~Notch