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1937-1938 Chevy Truck Chassis Frame on 2040-parts.com

US $10,500.00
Location:

Easton, Illinois, US

Easton, Illinois, US
:

This is our new 1937-1938 Chevy truck chassis it is 2x5 main frame with 2x4 rear frame rails tube cross member new 9" ford rear end housing with new currie axles hiedts front with tubular arms coil over front. Leaf spring rear 4 wheel disc brakes Ls. Or sbc motor mounts all body mounts drilled and tapped We sell these as seen in pictures with out wheels. If you want something different I can build it any way you want. 4 link rear is an option. For $300 more Or I can do a economy front for $500 less. We also do 1932 ford chassis Any ?call me at 217-737-4026. Thanks cole. We are 4to 6 weeks out right now

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