Well made some progress on the chevy. Sometimes I wonder if I in over my head. Some of the posts on here make chopping a top seem like its not that big of a deal. I have found out that there is a LOT of little **** that you don"t really notice until you get in to it. Anyway here are few pictures let me know what you think so far. Very
It's been a while since I have updated been busy. As for the chop it's done vent windows garnish moldings done. Hung new 1/4 panels, rockers, tail pan. Recently working on installing a Gambino's tail dagger set up. Pictures will be up soon.
Nice Job !! Those are a difficult chop, but really look awesome when done correctly...yours is sure in that category ! Keep the pics coming. Cheers......
Thanks for kind words guy's. my plan for inner wells is to make them I made a templates out of cardboard to mock it up. then I made a plywood buck to sandwich the metal then did releaf cuts so I could bend the edge over. I'll post some pics.
Great work! I have a '50 as well. Where did you get the replacement sheet metal. My car is roached out in all the same locations. To replace the rear pan is super expensive at the site I looked at. About $375.00. What about yours? Keep us posted.
Jon SSS, 1/4 panels, tail pan inner, outer & rear body mount came from EMS. Yes tail pan was around $375.00 I made the inner & outer rockers. Made some progress tonight on rear axle slowly I creep.
Back to making some progress on my chevy. It been awhile busy year for us but plan to stay onit now. So here are a few updates got the rear end setup made new inner fender wells and filling in the blanks pictures soon.