My Fender Chop
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My Fender Chop UPDATED PICS
Yeah I know another fender chop thread. Anyways I put the Jeep under the knife today and chopped my fenders, they're not done yet I still have to sand down the driver side and put the trim on and then cut down the "fender pants" as WOL calls it and put them back in but the hard part is done. Let me know what you think.
Finished passanger side
I'll probably do the rears next week
Please let me know what you think.
Finished passanger side
I'll probably do the rears next week
Please let me know what you think.
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Great job! I say do the rear too to complete the look.
But before you do the rear, post a few more pics with just the fronts to give us an idea how it will look. Thanks.
But before you do the rear, post a few more pics with just the fronts to give us an idea how it will look. Thanks.
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Will do I was running out of day light and still needed to clean up tomorrow is my last of my 3 day break so I'm going to finish it up.
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Maybe these 2 pics can help you make up your mind. I did the same thing as you. I did the fronts, and honestly it took me much longer to do than I expected. Granted I took my time and really put some thought into how to chop the skeleton in order to keep it for support. Glad I did too. Those fronts are solid! Anyway, here is one without the backs chopped, and then one with the backs chopped. Personally, I think it matches much better having them both cut... but everybody has their own tastes. Your fronts look great by the way.