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Old 10-21-2008, 12:51 PM
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The tubs are taking shape!

Here are a few shots of a tub on the bench being fabbed:





Here are a few shots of one of the tubs being fitted in the car:




The original contertible top mounting points were kept intact during this stage.


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I'd love to see some more pics of the fabrication of the wheel tubs if you have any. Those are very nice. I'd like to see where the weld seams are etc. You can barely tell that's for sure.
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I'd love to see some more pics of the fabrication of the wheel tubs if you have any. Those are very nice. I'd like to see where the weld seams are etc. You can barely tell that's for sure.
I'll see if Rodger at IRONWORKS has any of the fab photos...... If so, we'll post them.

Wait till you see the trunk shots. I'll post them soon.



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I'd love to see some more pics of the fabrication of the wheel tubs if you have any. Those are very nice. I'd like to see where the weld seams are etc. You can barely tell that's for sure.
Thanks, We planned that.

IS that a 67 Chevelle in the background? It's lower then the work bench.....Or is the work bench 5ft tall?????
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IS that a 67 Chevelle in the background? It's lower then the work bench.....Or is the work bench 5ft tall?????
That IS a Chevelle in the background. The roof measures in at 48 inches off the ground! A certain 66 Nova (John's) measures 49.5 inches.


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You could seek shelter from a hail storm under one of those tubs!

Rodger, I want mine like that too
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rodger ( Ironworks) is the tubes for the framerails all one piece or are they seperate pieces joined together?

Eric and Rodger awesome car, love the stance chosen. great work.
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Thanks, We planned that.
Yeah - I know, amazing fab work. I'm just your average home/hobby tinkerer that's trying to learn how to even hold a candle to this type of fab work. Slowly but surely I'm picking up tools, but now I gotta find time to work on the skills.

Keep the pics coming, I love checking the threads on all of the builds in your shop!
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Default The Trunk......

The guys at IRONWORKS are at it again...... Check out the trunk fabrication:


Here is the bracket installed:




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I'd love to see some more pics of the fabrication of the wheel tubs if you have any. Those are very nice. I'd like to see where the weld seams are etc. You can barely tell that's for sure.

There has been interest on the fabrication of the tubs, so here is another photo.

This photo shows where the weld seam is from the inside:




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