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01-15-2006 08:55 PM Random In Progress Shots
A couple more random shots. Just for the heck of it.


Random In Progress Shots
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Random In Progress Shots
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01-15-2006 08:53 PM Do It Yourself Roof Chop Example
And for the do it yourself roof choppers. Here is part of the road map. You can see why it is a good idea to have another roof for pieces. I am learning this myself as it happens.

This corner picture is actually the most difficult part of the roof chop. Spreading these back posts.


Do It Yourself Roof Chop Example
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Do It Yourself Roof Chop Example
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01-15-2006 08:51 PM Roof Chop Continued
Not as much progress as I had hoped for this week but the top is free standing now. Some fill in and detail work to do and then get the rear end set up.

Just a quick update. Took some pics from a ways back to allow background objects to give it some scale. It sets real tall on the suspension gutted.

Roof Chop Continued
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Roof Chop Continued
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  [Entry #54]

01-08-2006 04:39 AM Narrowing a 9"
After very careful measuring and some precise cutting and prep. The tooling holding the cut ends in place to be welded back on.

Narrowing a 9"
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01-08-2006 04:36 AM Narrowing a 9"
Some of the tooling used to narrow a rear end. Bushings installed where bearings are normally. A straight ground bar slips through all the bushings to square everything up for welding.

Narrowing a 9"
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