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TOYOTA 60 Chop pics....New pics...paint & window

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TOYOTA 60 Chop pics....New pics...paint & window

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The rust was chopped out big time.........

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More pics when the project moves along................

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There is more pics, but you get the idea.......It'll be painted to finish later.
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Post by jugger »

that would have to be one of the most professinal jobs ive seen done to a sixty. looks like its gunna be tidy.
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Post by Shadow »

looks great

what made you close up the vents at the back?
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Shadow wrote:looks great

what made you close up the vents at the back?
The owner says, "They just get full of mud". It should still look OK tho.
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Post by Ruffy »

The vents actually do serve a purpose. I uterised mine and kept the vents. They're there to help the cabin "breathe" when you have the fan on and also stop the woober woober when you have the window down. If his heater or A/C aren't as efficient or he gets a bad resonaince in the car with the window down then open the vents up again.
Good chop though. Well done.
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Post by Loanrangie »

Nice job, i did a very similar one to my 2dr rangie, moved the rear top frame forward to use as the new B pillars or C pillars in your case.
Should look good when its finished.
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Ruffy wrote:The vents actually do serve a purpose. I uterised mine and kept the vents. They're there to help the cabin "breathe" when you have the fan on and also stop the woober woober when you have the window down. If his heater or A/C aren't as efficient or he gets a bad resonaince in the car with the window down then open the vents up again.
Good chop though. Well done.
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They also let you shut the doors... again, breathing.
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crunch wrote:
Ruffy wrote:The vents actually do serve a purpose. I uterised mine and kept the vents. They're there to help the cabin "breathe" when you have the fan on and also stop the woober woober when you have the window down. If his heater or A/C aren't as efficient or he gets a bad resonaince in the car with the window down then open the vents up again.
Good chop though. Well done.
Cheers
They also let you shut the doors... again, breathing.
I might suggest that he create some breather holes under
the window sills at the back (or something like that). Ideas?
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Post by Shadow »

so this is not your car but a clients car?

roughly what are you charging him if you dont mind me asking.
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Shadow wrote:so this is not your car but a clients car?

roughly what are you charging him if you dont mind me asking.
No, not my client. I sell tyres. The bloke that can do the chops
works nearby my shop. I don't know how much he charges.
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Post by Mad Cruiser »

Can't wait for the next set of pics ! ;)
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Post by ShAgGS »

the vents are going to be put under rear window ledge... to much dust and dirt colected in vents..notice the most important thing.....BUNDY.....rum that is
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Post by mudmacaca »

Are they keeping it a tub tray and bobbing it or cutting the tray of and putting a flat bed?
Also did you see if they welded it all up or used metal epoxy to glue it together and only put a few tacks in?
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Post by Sixty »

Nice job :cool:


any more pics?
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Post by MUD EMPIRE »

Sixty wrote:Nice job :cool:


any more pics?
More pics when the paint goes on. Check in next week.
I'll post 'em up as soon as poss.
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