dodge stealth pro street

[vc273]

Hi bought this kit years ago that some one started and butchered the original chassis so there was no other choice but to go the pro street route, I am using the revell hot rod corvette pro street chassis with some modifications. Unsure whether I am going to use the solid rear end or to build my own, probably my own, also have taken heaps of plastic out from the engine bay. Cheers and thanks for looking Steve

[slusher]

Looks really awesome...

[TFchronos]

Nice project, will be watching.

[1 bad55 stan]

Yes another pro street.I'll be watching too,

[Scalper]

cool start so far.

[Wonderbread Kustomz]

That's so cool! Nice!

[GMCMAN52]

Great Idea, off to a great start

[tooltas]

it needs hemi

[vc273]

Thanks for the feedback and tooltas wouldnt use a chev in a mopar just needed to know how far the lenco sits back to see if I could squeeze in what I have planned. Will free the lenco of the chev and will install something a bit tougher. Cheers

[astroracer]

Just an observation on my part. The Dobbertin/'Vette chassis is a bit too narrow for your Stealth body. Hopefully you will do some work to get the tires out to the fender openings. This is just a pet peeve of mine. I like the look of a wheel well STUFFED with tire. Besides, splitting the front chassis and widening it will give you tons of room for the V10 this car needs.

Mark

[Jantrix]

I like it. Lets see some more.

[vc273]

Hi Mark dont worry have a thunderbird pro stock rear end and floor pan going in soon. Just in mock up at the moment so i can see what needs doing. Thanks Rob should have some updates soon. Have a 340 small block that will be going in shortly. Cheers

Edited June 16, 2014 by vc273