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not sure what to call this style hood.
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its not finished but its there. that's about its for eye sores except maybe the 2nd set of doors behind the two doors.
I love the look of a 240 but not with those ugly spare tire lumps on the rear of the cars, so I did this.
and this
like this
and this
all with this
now using a plasma cutter really makes it easy , unless you have converse on. I had performed this to my first 240 with electric tin snips. next you will need to cut and weld a flat piece of metal back in there, or I have used high grade construction adhesive and wish I had repeated that instead of welding because of the heat and that construction adhesive lasted through 2 NY winters without so much as a crack. personally I just think it looks better this way and its pretty easy to do .
not sure what to call this style hood.
.
its not finished but its there. that's about its for eye sores except maybe the 2nd set of doors behind the two doors.
I love the look of a 240 but not with those ugly spare tire lumps on the rear of the cars, so I did this.
and this
like this
and this
all with this
now using a plasma cutter really makes it easy , unless you have converse on. I had performed this to my first 240 with electric tin snips. next you will need to cut and weld a flat piece of metal back in there, or I have used high grade construction adhesive and wish I had repeated that instead of welding because of the heat and that construction adhesive lasted through 2 NY winters without so much as a crack. personally I just think it looks better this way and its pretty easy to do .
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