dodgeramsst2003
Petty Officer 2nd Class
- Joined
- Apr 15, 2008
- Messages
- 177
Hi all,
Bought my 74 Century hardtop this spring, and it was to low to stand under, so I raised it about 16 inches. I used 1x1 aluminum tubing, welded and then bolted to the winshield frame ( 5200 also) plexiglass front windows, and I will make clear isingglass windows for the sides. Came out pretty good if I say so myself. Also made the new cover to accomdate the new height. Took about two weeks working on it after work. Nothing compared to some of your projects, but I will tackle a restoration in the future.
Bought my 74 Century hardtop this spring, and it was to low to stand under, so I raised it about 16 inches. I used 1x1 aluminum tubing, welded and then bolted to the winshield frame ( 5200 also) plexiglass front windows, and I will make clear isingglass windows for the sides. Came out pretty good if I say so myself. Also made the new cover to accomdate the new height. Took about two weeks working on it after work. Nothing compared to some of your projects, but I will tackle a restoration in the future.
