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TO CHOP OR NOT TO CHOP

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TO CHOP OR NOT TO CHOP

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Post by Midget »

I have a hard top 88 model and i'm trying to decide whether to chop the back off and bring it forward to make a ute or not.
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Post by RB zook »

chop :D
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Post by Gonzo »

chop
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

CHOP
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Post by HRZOOK »

CHOP

nuff said

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Post by redzook »

have i started a hardtop trend? :D

yep chop it make it an extended cab or somthing not just a normal ute
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Post by roc box »

go the hard top if everyone keeps hackin tops off well become extinct
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Post by SiKiD_01 »

make a mini pre runner (desert racer look). not sure if you know what i'm talking about.
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Post by Midget »

sikid_01
No could you post a pic or a link to something i can see.

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Post by Midget »

Looks like it's going to get chopped... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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Post by runnin4life »

like redzook make an extra cab
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Post by SiKiD_01 »

i tried to do a photoshop version, and turns out that the pre-runner(desert racer) look would not suit a zook.

maybe just go with an extra cab like every one else says.

if i find a pic, i'll post it.
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Post by Midget »

I was thinking of an extra cab anyway.That way i can still fit a full internal cage so i can use it for the winch challenge series...
Is anyone good with photochopping????

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Post by antt »

dont chop





























just going against the trend :twisted: ;) :D :finger:
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

you might as well just cut the whole thing off it will spend more trime upside down anyway :finger:
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Post by runnin4life »

im ok at chopping if its a side on picture
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Post by Midget »

OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:you might as well just cut the whole thing off it will spend more trime upside down anyway :finger:


Your just jealous that you can't drive as good as me....
You had to go and put an exo on yours,Thats just like having a set of training wheels on ya bike.
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:finger: :D :finger:
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Post by Wolverine »

Wait till you roll it and then chop it. Thats what I am doing with my hardtop.
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Post by Midget »

Wolverine wrote:Wait till you roll it and then chop it. Thats what I am doing with my hardtop.


To much farkin around then,I have to build full internal cage so i wanted to it all in 1 go.Plus if i build a cage for the standard interior then when i chop it it will have to be changed.
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Post by grimbo »

Do you mean something like this one?

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Post by Mudzuki »

Nice, but a bit less cab and a bit more tray would be even better.
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Post by grimbo »

like this
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Post by BundyZook »

ITs hard enough to have a chick in a Hard Top As Is Let Alone Taking Away the Option of Layind Down the Front Passengers Seat.

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Post by muppet_man67 »

yea good point. by the way there is more space in the back if you push both front seats right forward.
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Post by SAWZALL »

Grimbo, Can you move the rear diff back a foot or so....
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Post by grimbo »

like this
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Post by Dozoor »

Well done Grimbo !

Can you pull Just the rear wheel arch back to about half its size ?

Good chop :)

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Post by grimbo »

Dozoor wrote:Well done Grimbo !

Can you pull Just the rear wheel arch back to about half its size ?

Good chop :)

Larry.


not sure what you mean. The rear wheel arch is where the standard swb arch goes, I have just cut it in half.

Because i didn't understand the question i did something else :D

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Post by SAWZALL »

:armsup: :armsup: :armsup:

Me likey!!!
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