[chassis man]

Just thaught i'd share some pics of my current 70 Chevelle molly tube Pro Street project. If your building or have a Pro Street Chevelle i'd love to see some pics. And any details if you want to share.

 

[chassis man]

Another pic of the rear.

 

[chassis man]

 

[3pedals]

not much of the chevelle left there eh??? hahaha
looks cool!

 

[chassis man]

The only thing left of the Chevelle is the roof and 1/4's. Everything els will be fiberglass and aluminum. I'm hoping to get it to waigh 2300 lbs with a big block and TH400. It was a 307ci rust bucket to start with, so no harm done.

 

[3pedals]

no-worries, there are fewer and fewer cars that are salvageable theese days,especially here in canada, so its cool that your willing to use a basketcase for your project.

 

[66 283]

What spec are you building it to? 25.1 or 25.2? And if you were starting from scratch why didn't you go with a strut?

 

[chassis man]

I think it will be 25.1, isn't 25.2 tube chassis with stock front frame? I went with A arm front because I want a nice ride for the street, and I wanted something I could build myself that was different from the normal strut front end. I did look at Morrison street struts before I started, and almost went with them. (very pricy) I had a Super Gas Camaro with struts and for strictly racing it's the way to go, but I wouldn't want to drive that car on the street. I built the upper c/a's myself and baught the lowers from bears. Also this car will not look like one of those chassis kits I see all the time. Just trying to be different and make it my own way. I will admit getting the bump steer to 0 was a bit tricky though, during construction I said to myself a few times, I wish I had gone with struts.