Here is a 1951 Chevrolet, which appears to be a business coupe, that someone did some tasteful custom work......

to the headlights and gave it a fairly significant chop. Though not the '51 Chevrolet model I would have picked, the non-metallic enamel paint and general shape of the car is pleasing. So, I did some edits, just to see what they look like.

As found: 

Cleaned up the background and stripped the ungainly side mirrors as the basis for more change:

Look carefully to appreciate the many changes made in this edit. They include: slimmed and simplified side trim, significant grill work, shaved the bumper and abbreviated the bumper guards, molded the hood to remove the seam, and one-pieced the windshield:

Really liked the way the car looks with less trim and the grill and bumper work but the proportions seemed way off, due to the top chop. So, I removed most of the chop, leaving 1 -1 1/2" of chop:

Here's the final edit incorporating the mild section:

I'm less of a chop fan than many but due enjoy them when done modestly to moderately, rather than significantly. Viewing these edits, I plan to do another edit to the less chopped car that includes a mild section, to see if the proportions improve. If so, I'll share that edit later. 

What are your thoughts, and do you like anyone edit better than the others?

Enjoy!