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02-11-2006, 11:33 AM
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Chevy S-10 frame strength/to a 350 cu.in.
I'm wondering:
I want to get a frame, drop in a 350 with automatic trans and add on an old truck cab. I would make a "short" truck bed out of poplar...kind of an old farm truck rat rod!!!! If I got an 1989 - 1993 S-10, removed the body, cleaned the frame and then boxed the frame would it stand up to a 12 bolt positraction rearend? Should I use the original steering or should a Mustang 2 steering be made to fit and work? Thanks everyone....I'm wrapping up my 55 chevy and want a real challenge now! Gordon 
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02-11-2006, 08:56 PM
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S-10 chassis
I've been thinking of the same thing. I found a site that gives lots of details.Here's the link:http://www.geocities.com/lakota_circ...p1.html?200610. My buddies have '48-51 Ford F1's and I want bo build one with the modern conveniences: discs,power steering, etc. This look ike an easy solution, and will surely take the power of a V8. Good luck!
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