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As just about everyone knows, the little falcon (and early mustangs) had basically a sheet metal sub frame on both ends of the car with only the body holding it together in between. I've had some success using the little Chevy LUV frame under a number of other apps....and was wondering if anyone...

Here's some pictures taken today. Only have the radiator, alt, wiring, and some other minor details to work out...hope to test drive this thing shortly.

Maybe the pics are posting....hope so. Maybe you can tell how these little chassis' seem to lend themselves quite well to our hobby. I've done nothing to the chassis other than some lowering blocks in the rear and replacing the stock steering with a rack and pinion. I cut the floor from the...

Still trying to figure out how to post pics...bear with me...

I've got an old air compressor that has finally given up. I'm thinking about using the 20 gallon tank as a fuel tank for the bobber truck I'm building. I think it'd look right at home behind the cab/in the bed. I know I'll probably have to cut off one end just to clean it out but that really...

Well, new to the site. Began this project a few years ago for my brother-in-law. It's been quite a learning experience...retired from my job after 34 years, helped my brother build a 36' Ford coupe from the frame up, decided to move 300 miles away after living in the same town virtually since...

Has anyone attempted this little project? I've seen Falcons at the drags running big slicks and they have them tucked all under the car - no cutting out the wheel well.

Just found this web site....interested in sharing rat rod info....currently building a 40' Ford pickup on a Chevy LUV chassis....looks fairly decent and the cost has been kept fairly low...