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  1. 12-23-2016 11:58 AM #1
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    Using one roadmaster for another! I like it. Will the new frame work for the old car or are you just stripping parts for old frame? I'm guess different wheel base and widths from 1937 to 1995! Never tackled a project to this level, but plenty of folks here who have. Look foward to watching your build!
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    Quote Originally Posted by stovens View Post
    Using one roadmaster for another! I like it. Will the new frame work for the old car or are you just stripping parts for old frame? I'm guess different wheel base and widths from 1937 to 1995! Never tackled a project to this level, but plenty of folks here who have. Look foward to watching your build!
    I'm using the old frame. The new frame is much wider. I'm upgrading the original IFS with new control arms and disk brakes.
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