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1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering

 
 
1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering
1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering
Next, it was time to begin laying out the chop. I wanted to keep the bottom of hte rear window opening at the same height, therefore I decided to take the chop out of the lower B-pillar and leave the window opening alone. To do this, I measured 2 3/4-inch down from the bottom of the opening and laid a piece of horizontal masking tape around the B-pillar and through the doorjamb evenly. A level helped out in that step. Once finished, I transferred my layout to the other side. View Related Article
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1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering
1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering 1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering
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1971 Chevy Truck Roof Lowering
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