SoCalMark

Welcome guys, your right there's lots of friendly and nologeable people here. And you get to talk with Greg and Jairus, how can you beat that. Mark

WOW those look great, nice job.

That came out great John, thanks for showing us.

NICE!

Love it, that's a killer.

Killer job. He'll be proud to have it and I bet he displays it with the 1:1 car.

i like them all.

Super COOL. got to love it

And a great 200 it is

Hi ben, how you doing

I think it's a good idea

That looks ready to race. Another great one

That shined up real good, can't wait to see some chrome

Yeah that looks great

Ih john nice pix.

Looking good, welcome to the fourm

Cool idea,I can hear my wife already though

I can help a little. When your chopping a top you have to take into account the angle of the posts. on early cars the post are pretty much straight up and down so it doesn't matter as much. On later model cars the posts are angel ed so as the top comes down it needs to get wider and longer. You'll wand to mark all the posts and make horizontal cuts taking the same out of each post. You also need another top that has similar curves. I glue the four corners of the top to the posts then fit and glue in the extra roof parts, I use a file to flatten out the joints then putty and prime. Here's some basic tools you'll need. Cutting open doors I put masking tape on each side of the door line to protect the body while cutting. I use the back of a #11 blade and just drag it around the door opening till I cut through. There are better guys at hinging doors to help there

I knew it wasn't best EVER. Great looking Cuda

Only 20 ?

That's looking wild. I doing a simple chop on mine.

I like it, looks very nice.

I think you scored, looks like a great kit.

Thanks, they were in the parts box but I knew it was a woody. They are a great set of wheels.

I think they came out of the 28 woody street rod.