Very Nice i see a bunch of the Chevelle guys in the Chicago area have their chassis-frame its very nice and $$ are you going to reuse and of your OLD setup or was it all bent up in the accident ?
If you getting rid of the Cowl / firewall i would be interested in buying the Toe board area not sure how good it is?
snolanc2@gmail.com please email me your price i am not that far from CP-IN
Very Nice i see a bunch of the Chevelle guys in the Chicago area have their chassis-frame its very nice and $$ are you going to reuse and of your OLD setup or was it all bent up in the accident ?
If you getting rid of the Cowl / firewall i would be interested in buying the Toe board area not sure how good it is?
snolanc2@gmail.com please email me your price i am not that far from CP-IN
That is a heck of a set-up. I have not seen the full frame for a first gen Nova, but man that looks slick. I have had mine up in the air long enough to wonder if there was any need for creating a more complete frame under it and now...feel fingers slipping farther and farther from stock build. Can't wait to follow along with this project. Good luck, and thank you for the pictures of the bracing the front, that is what I have to do after I put some of the pieces of mine back together so those pics are helpful.
Great to see you jumped back in after the crash. Gives me incentive to get back on mine. Can't wait to see updates. You are a craftsman at work. Good luck
Wanted to remove and install the body body by myself so I built a body cart that would roll over my chassis. I position the body over the chassis on the lift and raise the chassis into place. Looks like a spaceship lol!
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