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    fisheasy is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    yeah i have been looking for a new chassis, but no luck yet. i was told i could take three inches out of the middle and it would work. Does anyone know how wide i need to be for the tires to turn?

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    Car Year, Make, Model: `37 Ford Bus Coupe
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    The sub frames from the buicks say about `75 to `85 are the same but with one big differance the a-arms are shorter by two inches each side, so with that said you can bolt these up to your sub frame with one mod to be done that is the stabilizer bar that resides at the bottom area of the a-arm on both sides will need a new mount for you to fab up. quick fix
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