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I have a 1940 chevy truck, I want to put on a mustang II front end clip, I know Fatman has a frame stub for $700. does any body know a cheaper front end clip or get one from a junk yard ? I think the width might be wrong for a 1940 ?
thanks need help. kyle214 |
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Check Chassis Engineering, Heidts, even RB's.. They have weld in and bolt in (except Heidts) front end kits. Check out the company review section (click on the top right icon)
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I have put stock Mustang II crossmembers in an award winning '42 Willys tiltup front end pickup and on a '36 Ponitac Sedan. if you are handy with torch and arc welder, it's pretty easy. A lot of people advise that it isn't a good installation but I'll put mine against anyone's aftermarket billet thingie. With not much work it can be made to look factory stock as opposed to the aftermarket add-ons, is very inexpensive, works great and most ip mportant to me, something you can do yourself w/ junkyard parts which is why I am in the hobby in the first place!
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