1934 5 Window Chop p.1

[@christophermouton8472]

Great work America need guys like you

[@briankinnear7461]

Great video. Love the explanations and examples. Look forward to seeing what's next. That's a pretty dramatic change!! Look forward to seeing more on this chop. I remember watching a high school friend's father do a 4" (?) chop on a '40 Ford sedan back in the mid-70s. He was a very experienced body man and did all the work in a single car garage. I was mezmerized for sure. Be safe and stay well.

[@GreggGonzalez-ei1gu]

Your a bad ass👍

[@g.o.b.2558]

Great video👍 Also my brother won some of those disks from one of your lives and they work great... Keep the content coming 👌

[@armandorojo4113]

I love how you can visualize the end result.

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Always, I’ll study a car for days and days before I make the first cut, and by the time I make the first cut I usually know every cut I am going to make. It’s the best way to go about it I think

[@armandorojo4113]

I have a '34 three window coupe that Gene Winfield chopped. I also have a '29 Model A Tudor sedan that I may attempt to chop myself, they seem easier since they're more squared.

[@murdoc6501]

Looking forward to the rest of this build series. Go Wired Customs, keep moving forward!

[@pedroequis9396]

Enjoying what you're doing. That said the windshield looks like it spreads out at the top to me. Any plans to address that ?

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

You can make a cut in all four corners of the window channel and will be able to move each one slightly to get everything to line up

[@HFG]

👍🏼

[@MikeMiller-fc2cc]

Hi. What was the ruler with the holes called. Sorry I couldn't make it out on the video

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Sorry Mike it’s from a company called “Trulers” they make all sorts of rulers

[@arkangelnorthman]

rock it!!!

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Thank you!

[@formspimp]

Killer !!!!!

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Thanks!

[@connie2848]

Do you offer wiring harness installs?