Hi John.:_) I love hot-rods, plus hope to build one one day.. I live in NH, where rust rules.:-( Someday may never come but at-least I can watch you build yours and maybe others?! EricF
@63Bravo - No cookie cutter stuff here. I designed & fabricated the entire chassis from scratch in my own shop. No 1- 800-xxx-xxxx parts here. The chassis was designed to adapt modern day Corvette suspension. In the tradition of true hot rodding, I built a car using parts from other cars and my own imagination just like hodders have done from the beginning of time. Furthermore, I built this car with no out of pocket expense. How many hodders can make that claim now?
Yes I designed the front cross member. You can do it too if you are real good at measuring. Take the Vette crossmember out and strip it down. Measure everything on the original crossmember. You cannot change anything. Decide on your ride height, and use that a your starting point. You can reference everything from the lower control arms. Pay carefull attention to the axle centre line. Measure twice & cut once. If you want, send me your contact info for more help.
Hello: Thanks for your feedback. I designed and built the entire chassis using the Corvette suspension components. The front crossmember was a bit challenging but not impossible. How would you like me to help you out? very best regards, John
Hi John.:_) I love hot-rods, plus hope to build one one day.. I live in NH, where rust rules.:-( Someday may never come but at-least I can watch you build yours and maybe others?! EricF
5tonjeep 6 months ago
nice build for being a cookie cutter why didn't you build your own suspentio
63Bravo 9 months ago
@63Bravo - No cookie cutter stuff here. I designed & fabricated the entire chassis from scratch in my own shop. No 1- 800-xxx-xxxx parts here. The chassis was designed to adapt modern day Corvette suspension. In the tradition of true hot rodding, I built a car using parts from other cars and my own imagination just like hodders have done from the beginning of time. Furthermore, I built this car with no out of pocket expense. How many hodders can make that claim now?
1929fordhotrod 9 months ago
pretty cool stuff man. and very amusing as well. :D
novelist10 1 year ago
you have amazing fabrication skills!
herbienbrian2 1 year ago
Nice welding and filling work John- Mikey
Anchorboy46 1 year ago
I was curious if you built the front cross member. I have my frame ready and the vett stripped but i would rather not use the stock cross member.
george555full 2 years ago
Yes I designed the front cross member. You can do it too if you are real good at measuring. Take the Vette crossmember out and strip it down. Measure everything on the original crossmember. You cannot change anything. Decide on your ride height, and use that a your starting point. You can reference everything from the lower control arms. Pay carefull attention to the axle centre line. Measure twice & cut once. If you want, send me your contact info for more help.
1929fordhotrod 2 years ago
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george555full 2 years ago
John, great job! Did u build the cross member yourself ? I would love to put that set up in my 34 pickup.
george555full 2 years ago
Hello: Thanks for your feedback. I designed and built the entire chassis using the Corvette suspension components. The front crossmember was a bit challenging but not impossible. How would you like me to help you out? very best regards, John
1929fordhotrod 2 years ago