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its been in a few mag pix. I had or may still have the article but not sure which magazine it was in. I know it runs a 235 and 3 speed from a 60 chevy. 37 ford grille maybe cab is 37 too Like to know more info or which mag it was in

What's a good subframe to use? Or full frame? I have a 84 buick regal and a 92 chevy caprice frame. Intend to make it a shoptruck-parts chaser.

cars have tags 68. sad a 56hard top in here... most have no frames[P floor boards are good. 57 chev wagon even has the back seat and top tailgate frame

we unearthed this old 40merc in western ok yesterday. we've got some more to go after but this was a start.. loaded with nothing more than a shovel, come along and some wood. started early am and it was on by 11:30. lots of good parts

I know these tires are throw aways. I have several and thought they might look cool on the front of something? anyone used them before? Mine are GM multi lugs. I keep a few around because they are good for getting sitting vehicles and being both bolt patterns is a plus.

are the speed way front ends copied off the 40 ford? I was wondering if the disc brake kits for these would work on a 40 ford? We are coming on some 39mercs, 40 fords. I often see "40" ford front ends under model A's. Was this front end the same for several years or was it just 1940 or any...

I had a 84 buick regal given to me. I wanted for the rear end. I thought about cutting the frame just behind the doors. I was thinking this would be a good setup for a bobber style tuck. either use the components or even the rear frame itself. Then I remembered people using the front clips of...

Looks as if I'm the 3rd one in row from Oklahoma. I grew up in Ponca city and now reside just outside NW of okc. Have some old cars such as a 55 chevy 4door, 58 yeoman wagon. Would like to build a bobber truck in the near future. I make it lonestarround up, KKOA, stray kat 500 and some other...