[CETME]

Do you guys use a hacksaw to cut the frame? or do you use a Sawzall?

other method??

I'm about to give my Junk in the Trunk a chop!

 

[SoCalMonster900]

I used a hand held angle grinder with a cutoff wheel attached to it.

Worked like a charm. Around 30 seconds per side and it's cut cleanly.

 

[s4strati]

i actually used a hacksaw. way back when i hacked the tail, i didn't have any snazzy power tools at home (only at the "shop") so i grabbed whatever was handy and went at is. works fine, but i'm sure any appropriate power-tool would be easier.

 

[scrappy]

Hack saw; and mine was missing the rear screw to hold the blade in, so lazy a$$ me wired it on and made the job twice as difficult. But thats me. Worked fine in the long run...

scooby ;D

 

[Herb]

Scooby likes to do things the hard way.

I chucked a metal blade in my super cool Bosch jig saw, came out clean as a whistle. I also made the brackets to mount the tail light, signals, and plate out of aluminum angle.

Later...

 

[bartmanS4]

Hacksaw here too. Just be careful on your first couple of passes. Mine chattered on one side and left marks. Doh!

 

[wheelinman900]

I used the hack saw as well, and it looks fine. You can use aluminum pieces to make your license plate holder and tail light.