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Old 04-07-2009, 04:51 PM   #19 (permalink)
botsapper
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It looks like you are more comfortable with metal fab but wood is easier to work with. The basic plywood buck is soo much easier to create & modify. Any experienced FG fabricator are familiar with styling bucks and can assist you with the creation of your FG body sections. Even before creating these bucks, depending of your CAD/CAM experience all of your work could be kept in database & be tested with many different fluid flow programs. There are tube chassis design programs to help design a balanced, lightweight yet strong structure. A lot of your assumptions can be easily tested and a whole lot of fab time saved.

Car Body Buck in Plywood

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