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1930 Chevy Coupe build

Started by Burninmalibu, October 09, 2017, 10:48:02 PM

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62131

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I posted these of my roof and interior panels

Burninmalibu

Right On, that would be awesome. I have tried several times to post pics but have not had any luck getting them to upload.
According to my best recollection, I do not remember ........

62131

Just try to post a couple at a time

EDNY

Hey guys..I'll work on the picture issue tonight..the support folks haven't helped me yet..in the meantime try reducing the pictures please.   Open them in "Paint" reduce by 50% and save..them upload them.  Getting very frustrating..these software people talk me into upgrading the forum software..then turn their backs when I need help. >:(
33 Chevy 5 Window, 34 Chevy 3 Window, 37 Chevy 4dr sedan

62131

I've posted a couple with no problem, tried to post three the first time and the system timed out.

ghost28

The roof panels look good , but the pictures are very large.

62131

it gives you a better view that way, I figured since were all close to that age  you need your glasses to see them  ;D 

Burninmalibu

That is Awesome, You are not messing around !!! Looks like that thing will take a couple of Anti Tank rounds.
According to my best recollection, I do not remember ........

62131

I did it this way with the inner panels to reduce the use of a lot of tubing, there's some tubing as you can see in the roof area and in the b-pillars, a-pillars are welded flat material cut to shape and welded together then drilled for the covers and weld nuts welded to the back side to attach the cover, I have pictures of those if I can find them.