1930 Ford Model A build part 2 chopping the top

[@stephenhenion8304]

Gonna be One Kewl Ride when you finish it up!

[@1BSARoadRocket]

How about an update? Very curious to see what this becomes!!!

[@lilhenrysgarage5519]

Not much to update I spent a lot of time building my 30 coupe it’s the newest video

[@g1gamanx]

Working on my own 1930 Tudor and a little further along. Looking forward to seeing the progress!

[@gilmargilrossafa4416]

Qual a razão em diminuir a altura das janelas de um veículo antigo ....?

[@walnutmanor]

Every time someone chops one up like this, it increases the value of unmolested bodies. Especially 49-51 Mercurys.

[@lilhenrysgarage5519]

Not hurting the value of this one it was in a garage fire bound for the junkyard

[@richhardchoppers7869]

@@lilhenrysgarage5519 yeah i see in prev video the valve cover was melted. Cool project btw man 👍🔥🔥

[@Notaquaman1]

Not always about the money...

[@beef539]

I couldn’t agree more.

[@GregoryBamber]

I would have cut the rear window out before chopping.

[@padawanviolinist]

I dont know about you all, but my years of fabricating with no hearing protection has taken its toll. Protect those ears, lungs too unless you like a permanent cough or dry mouth.

[@GregoryBamber]

DOESN'T ANYONE DO A HEAVY CHANNEL INSTEAD OF CHOPPING THESE DAYS ????

[@stephenbarlow-pr8dp]

Why would you copy that was done years ago, wasted a good car.

[@lilhenrysgarage5519]

a good burnt car lol

[@rcrai0547]

Over the decades, countless mistakes were made, which wasted usable bodies. What is being done here copies what over time has proven to be the RIGHT WAY! it's that guy in Canada who's wasting vehicles.

[@errolpoxleitner9586]

I see there spoiling it with a piece of shit Chevy again.