----------------------------------------------------------------------The cuts were made in a fashion to simplify fitting, welding, and metal finishing.With all the pieces clamped & tack welded, you can see the overall shape retains its integrity.Some stretching was required across the nose, rendering a SWEET fit with the windshield frame.The Tumblehome angle created a small problem that was easily corrected.The cross weld is a ½” above the belt line.Corners and cross weld metal finishedWe clipped the drip rails and gently flared the roof 3/16” for drainage.We also set the door gap at 3/16”.Here’s that split window we talked about earlier in the post.We did a number of things in preparation for chopping:1. Built A Post/Cross Member incorporating hidden hinges2. Installed Rotary Latches3. Closed the Cowl4. Installed structure and floor pans5. Installed Firewall6. Hand formed and installed cab cornersEnjoyed the time,Wiz
Nice work!!