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02-14-2009 05:05 AM #16
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Originally Posted by klutch
How did you do that? I'm still stuck on about 20 more different ones I want. (down to 
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02-14-2009 05:24 AM #17
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How are you going to get around the curved side glass? Lexan?
There are people who think chopped Merc's are ugly. Just ignore 'em.
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02-14-2009 10:19 AM #18
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Yep all lexan windows. Originally Posted by R Pope
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02-14-2009 10:21 AM #19
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Never had much money .So i just said i will put what i have now and in the future into the s-10. I have had some nice rides in the past. Just can not afford what they want for older cars now. Originally Posted by HemiTCoupe
How did you do that? I'm still stuck on about 20 more different ones I want. (down to )
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02-17-2009 07:03 PM #20
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If you check out the chopped one in the video, you'll see that he moved the window tracks and opening down and forward. This will eliminate the triangular mirror mounting at the front corner of the window and will allow about a 3 1/2 inch reduction in roof height-with the stock roll-down side glass.
I was thinking about this idea before, but I guess somebody beat me to it! I think if I were doing it, I'd probably shorten the length of the door as well, because the thicker rear post on the door looks a little odd, to me.
I've got an S-10, too. The one I have now is my second and I love 'em.
Good luck with your project and share pics if you are able. I'd love to see 'em.
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02-20-2009 01:17 AM #21
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I will show step by step with pics if any one wants mme to. I did that when i did my 51 chevy.Mechanic for 38 years.
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02-20-2009 07:20 PM #22
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Awesome. Looking forward to seeing your work once you get goin'.
I'll start pictures of mine come Spring, when I actually start cuttin' on the poor thing...
Regards,
Shea
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02-21-2009 11:42 PM #23
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Yeah i am waiting for warmer weather. Also need to get a few things for it first before i start. Originally Posted by Shea Laking
Awesome. Looking forward to seeing your work once you get goin'.
I'll start pictures of mine come Spring, when I actually start cuttin' on the poor thing...
Regards,
SheaMechanic for 38 years.
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02-22-2009 06:14 PM #24
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the discreet chop on that looked way cooler than the paint and colors used,
but I wouldn't be rude and say they were ugly.
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02-25-2009 02:00 PM #25
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Joe,
Thanks for posting that Sport Truck Mag link...That was a cool article...
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Shea
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