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This picture was taken in'97 at the Turkey run Thanksgiving weekend at Daytona Speedway.. I drove the truck to the F-100 Nations twice. Now it has a ' 48 roof.......
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8) Do you have any other pictures? I haven't seen one with the roof chopped off before. What did it require for additional bracing after the roof was cut off?
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cool!:thup: from the looks of it only the vent windows are bracing it. when i had my roof off i found that the windshield bars were pretty sturdy.
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Mad Max the movie has a red 70 I think that is chopped with a half window.
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I have other pics I can post ...I will dig them up..As far as the bracing . it did not need much ..We had a solid floor and the gas tank helped out alot on the drivers side with the filler neck sticking out ..On the other side I put a piece of wood between the bed and the back of the cab. and held in place with a screw through the bed . It only needed to move the cab about a 1/4 of an inch...... The main thing is having a solid floor.. Also if there was a problem with support I was prepared to weld the doors shut at the bottom six inches up and recut the bottom of door so it would be up higher.......

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here's more pictures
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:D more
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morepics 8) this is with the 3 inch drop axles...
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Thats pretty cool. That bubble top really gives it a different look.
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MAK wrote:8) Do you have any other pictures? I haven't seen one with the roof chopped off before. What did it require for additional bracing after the roof was cut off?

Mine came standard that way! :D
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I'll take a drumstick 8) PLEASE
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dduude wrote:I'll take a drumstick 8) PLEASE
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I don't have bracing on the passenger side, plus I have the sign on the top of the windshield. There is no give to my windshield, and I grab it to get my big a__ out of the seat to get out.
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