used a grinder with a 5/8 hole and used a 7" metal cutoff blade. worked great. i took 6 inches out.
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used a grinder with a 5/8 hole and used a 7" metal cutoff blade. worked great. i took 6 inches out.
Looks good! time to weld her up now.
A good height for a T... A bit late now, but it sure helps to keep things straight if you brace the cab before you start cutting. No big deal on a T, just going to take a bit more time to keep everything straight when you weld it together....
[QUOTE=Dave Severson]A good height for a T...
Dave,
Don't get any ideas, I like mine just the height it is. :3dSMILE:
thanks, ill post pics when she is welded up!
[QUOTE=Tom F]Heck, stock height is about the only way you will fit in it Tom.... if I chopped the top, I'd have to take an equal length section out of your chest....:LOL: :LOL: :LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Severson
Any more progress on the chop????:confused: I am going to chop mine eventually......gonna run it stock hight for at least one hot rod season....If I EVER get it on the road!!......
I like the chop wonder where can I find a T body like that Ilike the tall Ts
[QUOTE=Dave Severson;321358]I'd go for the legs. Not as much re routing to do. :LOL::LOL: then sorta' curl him up under the dash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom F
nice rusty, the T is lookin good so far. I was lookin at your steering and was wondering what you were using for a steering box?
Rusty last posted in August, haven't seen him around here since updating his TQuote:
Originally Posted by 1940 tipster