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Cool video we’re building a 30 Plymouth roadster at the moment 318 powered but trying to keep the Plymouth chassis/spring just to be different it’s cool to see how other guys do stuff 👍🏼take it easy mate 🍺🇳🇿😎
If you had made a 45 degree cut with the top of the cut at the rear, then you could just set the part you cut off on top of the rest of the frame and your length stays the same. No angle-finding necessary.
Don't Ever, ever cut, weld, or do any modifications to any chassis if it's not solidly clamped, or even tacked to a straight flat, level, square, strong chassis jig. If you ever put some decent horsepower through it and manage to workout how to get traction, you'll crab walk at best. And if you're not careful it'll just break. TAKE CARE man, and good luck..
Hey bud, starting a restoration on a 30 model A and would love to pick your brain on a few issues I'm running across...what is the best way to get ahold of you? Thank you