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Nice one Paul 😎

Here you can see the battered roof ...which is upsetting....as no mention of the damage was mentioned by the seller when asked [-( :twisted:

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8-) That car looks perfect just how it is, just needs glass and a motor :thumbright:
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All the Glass except screen is inside the car... motor sorted. Dom
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Welcome back Steve. So you've gone and done it, I know you were looking at a Led Sled project like that, that's certainly got the lines for it. A roof chop must be on the cards? I too love a Led Sled and that's gonna be a cracker.
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Nice one Steve :thumbright: Andrew showed me those pics on Faceache a few days ago 8-)

I agree with you on the roof tho, it looks sleek enough as-is and would a massive job to modify it :help:



I'd like to see what Dunc's mates at Ass Monkey Garage could make of this if they got their hands on it 8-)
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Yea nice to see you return to the saltmine,get that sexy thing going :thumbright:
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Cheers Guys
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Roof condition is a little upsetting as the seller never mentioned a thing about the myriad of dents from inside and out, even after I repeatedly ask about overall condition of the car ...Bananarama!
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Its 60+ years old,
still overall its pretty straight and solid 8
my car stock and with a Jeff Photo chop/ dumped

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and the work involved for those 2 or 3 inches, had a chance to buy this grey 49...but owner stopped at this point due to finding someone who COULD do it Properly, and also expense :cry:
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The inspiration and finished vision....UNCHOPPED
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I can see doing some of the body work ,but the curves, how does one do those rear 1/4s,and yes then there is the dreaded roof,yea you have some work there, but you have kids they can help :help: :thumbright:
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Drew, Think the purple unchopped one in the last picture looks lovely...if I cant live with it then it like that will be chopped :lol:

Nobody noticed the steel Cragar wheels unilug....Chevy/Caddy....they wont be staying....size 4 3/4 and 5 on 5.
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bad arse looking forward to this


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AllKiller wrote:Drew, Think the purple unchopped one in the last picture looks lovely...if I cant live with it then it like that will be chopped :lol:

Nobody noticed the steel Cragar wheels unilug....Chevy/Caddy....they wont be staying....size 4 3/4 and 5 on 5.
Ya know with the roof like that , you might have to skin the dam thing,but then you might as well chop it since you are in that far :scratch:
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Look at this Steve.😉
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I'm with Drew. With the work involved in sorting the tin in the roof you may as well chop it.
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Nope..

Roof will be cut out and re roll a new skin....work involved is monumental.
Pics coming for those with a massive bottomless wallet and strong stomach

Yes seen that Adrian
Heres whats involved, ££££££££ metalwork involved.

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Your roof looks like the car was under another in a scrapyard,is underneath OK?
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