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    Hey, Falconvan, would your 48 Dodge drive train work for his 39 Ply? Just a thought. I was going to post your for sale thread for him. Also I think your Chassis work would work for first time hotrodder, too.

    First time hotrodder, you can find Falconvan's chassis on this page:http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/sho...t=6440&page=62

    Just adding my 2 centovos.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldf100fordman
    Hey, Falconvan, would your 48 Dodge drive train work for his 39 Ply? Just a thought. I was going to post your for sale thread for him. Also I think your Chassis work would work for first time hotrodder, too.

    First time hotrodder, you can find Falconvan's chassis on this page:http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/sho...t=6440&page=62

    Just adding my 2 centovos.
    It might, he'd have to measure the wheelbase. I still have to take the body off, clean up the frame and get the old flathead six running but I will consider sellin it if the price is right. Here's a picture of what it looks like now. Truth be told, his looks pretty good. If it's as clean underneath, he's probably better off working with the stocker and updating like I did my Plymouth frame.
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    Quote Originally Posted by falconvan
    It might, he'd have to measure the wheelbase. I still have to take the body off, clean up the frame and get the old flathead six running but I will consider sellin it if the price is right. Here's a picture of what it looks like now. Truth be told, his looks pretty good. If it's as clean underneath, he's probably better off working with the stocker and updating like I did my Plymouth frame.
    I here ya. The main reason I didn't post your for sale thread was I remembered seeing your rat rod (oh, no, did I use that term) thread this morning and thought you were on to a good idea there.
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    Welcome to HotRodding. I also am a MoPar HotRodder, and it is more chagelling, but you will have something different, unless you decide to go with the Chevy power. Try to keep it all MoPar, its not quite as tough as it used to be.

    Buy it, start the project and keep us posted, and oh yeah, we just love pictures.

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