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Building them from scrap muffler tubing, or electrical conduit, will be cheaper, especially if you have a muffler or electrical contractor shop nearby that will let you take the scraps that you need. You might need to toss the manager a cold one, but that's gotta be cheaper than buying...

Camel Towing.....! Best name EVER!!!!!! LOFL!!!!!!!!

That's the first thing I did. Unfortunately, the shops around here that I asked don't have enough of what I needed. They have plenty of 2 x 4 x 1/8 wall. But I wanted 3/16, which they said was not a standard stocked item for them. If I wanted 1/8" wall, I could have plenty and cheap. Anyone use...

Yes....to make sure the tires will fit within the fenders, etc.

$60 for 20 feet sounds REAL cheap! Nice score!

$60 for a 20-inch piece of 2x3? Or did you mean 20 feet?

Most underfloor MC's have the residual valves built into them. You sure you need the external ones?

Look for a donor with a similar track width. S10, early Camaro, Nova II, etc. ? Do some homework and save yourself some aggravation and $. Junk yards should be happy to help you find something.

The last place I checked (2 miles from my house, DUH!!!!) will get me 2x4x3/16" tubing for $8/foot. I ordered 40 feet. Will be here in about a week. WoOhoO!

I'm in New York. The local places want just as much as the on-line places, even when factoring in shipping, about $12/ft. There's 1 more place I need to try, they might have cut-offs that I can get cheaper.

Where do you folks obtain your steel tubing materials to build your frames? Local steel supply house? On line? If on line, who do you recommend? Thanks in advance.

The other option is to lengthen your axle tubes, and have new axles made up.

Holy smokes, simply beautiful. You have mad skills! [cl

Corvette IFS is pricey. If you don't need it to handle like a sports car, again, I'd look for a Camaro or Nova, etc clip. Fenderless is whole other aesthetic issue.

Ahh, I see it now. Yeah, a wider rear, or wheel spacers might be the solution.