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  1. 04-01-2004 10:13 PM #1
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    1968 firebird chassis

     



    I'm looking to convert my 68 firebird to a complete rolling chassis.
    I want to take my body and mount it to a complete chassis that has brakes,suspension rear end etc.
    Any advice on where i can find this?

    please help
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  3. 04-02-2004 03:39 AM #2
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    Easy enough to do, if you want your car to look like a 4X4. The Fierebird was just not designed to do this. You can however join your subframe to the rear frame section with "frame connectors" and stiffen it with a cage. That's what the pros do.
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    Good advice......Frame conectors are available from vendors.Chassis Engr in FL is one. They are inexpensive & once welded,the frame is stiffer.
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