3100 chevy

Seems a lot of people like doughnuts

Me and my dad will be starting a 1/1 project soon and I was wondering if anybody has seen a setup like this before because when my dad started on the 3100 'bout 30 years ago he wanted a newer rear axle. So he went to the scrap yard. When he was looking under a 64 with his dad,(my grandpa) convinced him to put the whole chassis under it cuz it only needed to be shortened in the front. Since my dad liked straight 6s it stayed. Well my dad worked on the project for a while on in off while working on other cars eventually it ended up sitting until now with a lot of the work done. My question is how unique is this setup?

New ride height with dropped I beam. The bottom pic is upside down so it can be closer to ground level.

looked at this again and decided to dig out a dropped I beam. will post better pics later.

Normally big rigs aren't really my thing but this one looks great!

Good idea think I'll be using this one soon

Amazing!....

Nice That's a pretty big chop!

May need to git a resin dropped axle but that can wait.

Thanks for the info I didn't notice the distributor problem

Nice

Better pic of the interior It isn't the amt 32 interior but it fits well , only problem is that it has lots of glue on it Forgot to say that the 32 is a glue bomb in the next few days I hope to get the ride night done. Sorry for the crappy photos

Started this a few weeks ago. The plan Body: Amt 32 ford body Frame: Revell 32 ford with 29 rear spring arch and 34 cross member Running gear: Amt double t rear end, springs and shocks Up front will be a non dropped model a I-beam with early backing plates and Buick brake drums Engine: Amt double t y block with "corrected" headers Bleach took off the aging chrome in under a minute! In the bleach there was also a resin sunken licence plate holder that I cast from resin. Like this un only the centre part though That will be made to fit here That's all for now and here's my inspiration this amazing build by ace garage guy http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=59708

Looking good

Interesting idea but I think it sounds wimpy Needs more roar

Like the amt theme

that's what I thought too

Cool

Oops how could I miss that?

Put it under an exacto knife and roll the knife back and forth.

Glued shut Thanks for the help

Do you have a picture of the interior I'm trying to identify it

Think I have a roadster build coming up! Identical?

Thanks