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08-01-2004 12:10 AM #6
Steal away, Vara. The fixture is made from 2X4 11 ga. rectangular tubing with a 3/8" thick top. The front has an adjustable mount for locating the front crossmember for Mustang II type suspension and the rear end is open to facilitate aligning and installing the rear suspension. I have built frames on it from 104" to 128" wheelbases. The frame for my Ranchero was built on this fixture along with numerous others. Next car going on it after the Chebbie pickup will be another 49 Merc like the one in my gallery, then a 47 Plymouth coupe and a 48 Buick. I have a different fixture for deuce frames that is adjustable so I can build the frames to fit either a decue or narrow the frame locaters to build a deuce frame that fits the "A" bodies. Both work great for me.
This will probably really ruin my "Ford guy" image, but here's a pic of a 56 chebbie I'm doing for a guy.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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