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Here are some photos and videos. I'm trying to figure out how to do this to my 26 tudor and still be able to see out and not drive with my knees in my chest. I keep coming back to these deep chops when considering my project. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC_70GxMxNI&feature=related...

http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=20877 I just scrolled through the photos and this guy is fabbing stainless like you wouldn't believe. Polished stainless frame!

I have looked through the build threads and it looks like most people use an angle grinder with a thin parting blade to cut the sheet metal when chopping. Given that there are jig saws, sawzalls, plasma torches, shears, nibblers, etc. what tool gives the best approach to cutting the sections of...

What thickness sheet metal would you suggest for a floor pan that will be welded under the frame and perimeter welded to the body? This is for a '26 Tudor that I would like to get the seating as low as possible. Or would sheet aluminum screwed in be better? Thanks

Since my '29 tudor is going to have the engine at one end of the car and the radiator at the other I was thinking about building the frame and running the coolant through the main 2 side rails. The coolant should prevent rust on the inside. Any thoughts?

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I believe that there is a guy on this forum that did a great job chopping a T Tudor. The photo I saw showed vertical slits cut in the corners behind the rear 1/4 window. I forgot to save the thread and now can't find it. His name might have been Dan or Don. Do any of you folks know who that is...

Just brought it home and hoping to get started soon. it came with patch panels for the cowl, 1/4s, and back below the rear window. Doors are good. original fuel tank under the dash is good too. Definitely going to be channeled on a z'd air ride frame, maybe chopped to delete the header over the...

Just pulled the trigger on a '26 T Tudor and hope to do a low budget RR. Have been looking around for a while and finally found it within a half mile from where I live. I'm thinking Buick straight 8/700r4, chop the roof to match the windshield frame. Should be fun. Will post some photos when I...