Willys chop?????

[chopper tom]

Any one got pic's of a chopped top willys jeep truck ??????

 

[pablo]

Tom

I do not have any photos, but i recently aquired a willys truck cab and did a chop on it in photo shop, the cab really lends itself well to a chop and section due to the straight lines. I think one chopped would look really cool.

Pablo

 

[motomech]

heres a few i found not finished yet he also narrowed the cab too

 

[motomech]

what year of cab you talking about

 

[chopper tom]

The one in the picture is it,I know where to get one mabie some day. and i all ways wanted to get one to chop.I can tell by the pic that i would want o cut more out though ,i wander how the floore would work out ?Why did he have to narrow it for [are they all that wide ?}
That one looks real cool so fare ,i like the grill too,i wander what it would look like with duall head lights?And a 46 willys jeep grillwould look cool too ,bite smaller.

 

[motomech]

thoes cabs are pretty wide compared with all the 30's and 40'cabs we are used to seeing and he wanted to make it a little smaller...im leaving my cab wide but i may chop it since all the glass is flat and when i sit in it there is about a foot of head room

 

[jeepin_joe]

it was like this when i got it, i guess the top was rusted or dented. anyways its not your standard "chop" but it is chopped. i would also like to chop the pillars

 

[jeepin_joe]

lets try this one guys,

 

[motomech]

I thought about doing that to mine. Would be real easy to do, just cut around the drip rail and weld in a flat roof section...or no roof at all!

 

[jeepin_joe]

yeah, the guy i bought it from did that, but it will work out to chop the pillars because when i cut the middle of the top, i wont have to fab up a curved peice, just weld some flat sheet metal up there.

 

[FlatBroke]

Where in the world is Chopper Tom. Haven't heard from him in a while.

 

[jeepin_joe]

here is one i found that is interesting.

 

[jeepin_joe]

ok, ive been playing around with some ideas, i wanting to go roadster

 

[pistolpete]

Really like the look of the first photochop... the short bed gives it a nice proportions. To me the second one with the long bed, just doesnt look right to me, can't put my thumb on why though.

On another note, I would leave the top of the door straight and maybe leave the small vent window at the front. Section the bottom of the door to get the height you want out of it, maybe section the top panel as well to maintain the proportions between the two door panels. I would also leave the top of the windsheild frame, and maybe consider doing a soft top like on the M175's or something along that line... Don't mind me though just incoherent bablings...

Pretty similar... just my own crap photo edit attempt...

Edit... Hope ya don't mind me just bargin in with the above...

 

[Sam_Fear]

If you take the top off, I'm kinda liking the soft top look. Either way, keep the short bed.

 

[jeepin_joe]

thanks guys, i will keep these ideas in mind. i appreciate you editing to give me a visual of what you mean. i will keep ya posted on what im doing

 

[pistolpete]

Not a problem, I figured it was easier to see in a pic then describe. I am really digging that idea though, a willy's would definatly stand out in a crowd.

 

[jeepin_joe]

the previous photos i posted work sometimes and other times have red Xs.

here is the progress of the willys roadster so far. the cardboard is a template of the door style im using. i dont want to cut up the door i got cause i will use it for my other willys im restoring.

 

[Bonehead]

Looks great.

 

[hillbilly4008]

wow, went a little heavy with the primer did we? lol

That truck is gonna be b*tchin. What motor are you gonna run? I had a continental 6 in a FC170 at the shop last week. Some jerk took the dipstick and the motor seized. I'm really liking the idea of running a flathead 6 in a rod some day.