Chopping The Top on a 1953 Chevy Truck. Part 1: Did I ruin a rare classic pickup?

[hansgoudzwaard]

This lad is on my favorite list. Good ole' boy from the Canadian prairies.

 

[thom]

Yes, you did.

 

[hansgoudzwaard]

Yes, you did.

How?

 

[lowbudget50]

How?

Maybe a little to much of a chop. But to each there own.

 

[Old Iron]

These trucks are not rare around here.
I like the fact he didn't do a huge chop.

 

[hansgoudzwaard]

These trucks are not rare around here.
I like the fact he didn't do a huge chop.

Looks like a 5 in. chop, no more.

 

[Couper]

I thought this was an odd process. Don't you normally chop the roof then match the doors to the chop?

 

[lowbudget50]

That's how I do them. But that doesn't mean I know what I'm doing hahahahaha

 

[Old Iron]

Yep, top first doors last

 

[Couper]

That's how I did mine.... top then doors.

 

[05snopro440]

These trucks are not rare around here.
I like the fact he didn't do a huge chop.

To be honest, in Canada they're probably the second most common of classic trucks (after the 67-72 Chevy's). At every show and meet there are a bunch. I'm not typically a fan of them chopped, but it makes it stand out.

 

[05snopro440]

This lad is on my favorite list. Good ole' boy from the Canadian prairies.

Looks like a cool channel I was unaware of. I'll check his stuff out. Thanks for sharing!

 

[hansgoudzwaard]

The cab stretch - 64 Toyota Stout Build​

 

[hansgoudzwaard]