[Parisienne70]

My friend is beginner to do hot rod

This car is for daily driving

He want chevy 350 with overdrive transmission, (fuel pump)

With the original frame , he can put 350 ???

The front end he want disk brake, the best setup to do this ??

He can use the original suspension ??? or he need change everything , suspension, direction .....

For the rear end , he want put large tire inside , what the good rear end for do this

He want put ,part easy to find

Ty

[lowgirl]

Is this a joke or am I in a dream

[home brew]

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Originally Posted by lowgirl

Is this a joke or am I in a dream

This is not a joke or a dream. Parisienne70 is from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The first language spoken there is French. I know that if I had to post a question in French I would not do as good a job as he has.

Building a daily driver on that original frame will be possible for a beginner if he uses many of the kits that are available. A 350 and overdrive transmission is a good way to go. As for a fuel pump he could use an electric one mounted next to the gas tank.

By the time you rebuild an original front suspension and add a disc brake kit you will be probably further ahead to go with one of the ifs kits with disc brakes. Street Rod Engineering is just one of many that makes these.

http://www.streetrodengineering.com/...gllifskits.htm

For the rear end I am not sure what to use but there are several members on the board building early 40's Mopars and maybe they will see this and give you some answers. Again several manufacturers have kits available to help you install a rear end once you decide on what you will be using.

If you have any more questions get back to us and we will see if we can help.