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Yeah, it's a chevy but these are cool............

Very nice coupe, nice job......

Very cool pics..Thanks.........

Looks very solid..Maybe he would sell it to you....

Cool car.. check the PCV valve or road draft tube; they may be clogged........

That's really cool..Something the kids will talk about when they're older......

These are under my 48 F1.. I'm not sure of their length but I bought them out of "Speedway" catalog..........

Here's my 30 sedan..........

I think if you can build your own frame you probably can chop the top..That would save you $1000 to $1500 and you could say " I chopped it"...I don't know what year cab, but I chopped a 48 F1 5" and it was my first chop at age 62.. It was fun and I plan on chopping my A coupe next.. Go for it......

S10 rears are 54 1/2" outside to outside which is fairly narrow.. Go measure yours......

Looks like you have a good start..sedans are cool, enjoy.....

Brookville Roadster makes most of the panels for other suppliers. I use to work there and shipped many to Mac's, Gaslight, Snyders etc etc.........

I like the top one but I think tractor grilles are dying out............

I believe your spring angle must match your axle caster angle unless you have adjustable perches. If you try to adjust after assembled your spring will be in a bind and quickly wear out your shackles........

I made a simple frame with a 117" wheelbase for mine. Cost about $200 for bare frame.............

I like the grille in the 42. Aerosedans are really cool.........

Sedans can be cool. I like your plan.......

Love Speedway, built many rods using their stuff..........

Make sure header bolts are tight.....Exhaust leak there makes funny noises.......

Your suicide front mount should also be at 7 degrees unless you have adjustable perches......or your spring will be in a bind........