I was wondering if the frame from a 67 chevelle 4 door is the same as my 2 door hard top?Im thinking about buying a 4 door parts car and the frame looks to be in better shape than mine.Thanks Tom.

No,
the 4dr has a longer wheelbase so there for the middle section of the frame is longer then the 2dr.

No,
the 4dr has a longer wheelbase so there for the middle section of the frame is longer then the 2dr.

heheSorry Bro but you are mistakin the 4dr is the same as the 2dr.If you don't beleave me look it up.

Not in 67 --- (edit---mark posted before I did)

64-67 frames were interchangeble between 4-dr and 2 dr.

68 is when the wheelbase for shorter for the 2-dr cars


64-67 passenger cars will interchange----(convert is by itself {boxed frame})
64-67 Wagon (frame extended behind rear axel)
64-67 Elky----(boxed frame)(extended behind rear axel)

And for what it is worth-----I could find no difference in the frames of my 66 and a 67 parts car Elky frames at all------passenger cars should likewise be the same

All 1964 - 1967 Chevelle Frames used for 2 Doors and 4 Doors are the same. The Station Wagon Frames are longer behind the rear wheels. Convertible and El Camino Frames are boxed. Convertible Frames have the same dimensions as the 2 Doors and 4 Doors. Station Wagon and El Camino Frames share the same dimensions. The difference is that the El Camino and Convertible Frames are boxed.
Bryan is correct. Starting in 1968, the 2 Door Frames were exclusive. The 4 Door and Station Wagon Frames Interchanged.
I also have a perfect 64 Frame from a Georgia Chevelle if interested.

thanks for the info looks like i might be buying a four door parts car.Tom