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In my imagination I see a 2004 Pontiac concept that precedes the announced 2010 Holden based G8. Built from a AMT 2004 GTO. |
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Pickups or utes use doors the size of a four door cars. |
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I start by splitting the body. |
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Remove 5mm to the size of a four door. |
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I groove the door. |
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Glued in a half round for strength. |
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Cuts to weaken the "A" post. |
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Extend the body by 6mm and make up the 5mm from the doors totals 11mm panel.. |
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Rotate the "A" post and roof up to height. |
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View of inside of finished up the cuts. |
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Temporarily reattach the rear fenders. Notice front roof height ??. |
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Bed rails are just something to hang the fender on. |
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This will handy for some new concept. |
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