Description
Why pay big bucks to some rod shop when you can make your own Model A Frame for a fraction of the cost? My Model A Frame looks and works the same but cost a whole lot less! Materials are inexpensive and readily available. My cost for materials was only a small fraction of what the pre-made frame cost! You can do it yourself with these plans! Assembly is easy and requires no more tools than it would to mount the suspension to one of those expensive chassis shop frames. I show you how to take a piece of steel tube and shape it to the correct contours of a Ford frame the same way the hot rod shops do it. The Model A frame can be constructed from steel tube to provide a strong backbone for your Hot Rod. Frames made with these plans will be much stronger than a boxed original frame. Simple modifications can be made to the tube frame to change the ride height of the suspension. Application: 1928 to 1931 Model A Fords - This Frame will also work on many other cars of the same era with little or no modifications Options: When used with our Universal Frame Modifications plans the builder may build a stock or lowered chassis. Stock or suicide front crossmember. The drawing package includes:Six (6) big 11x17" pages showing you how make all parts, assemble them and then install the finished product successfully on your car. In addition to the drawings listed below you also will receive a Bill of materials and Full assembly instructions
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All drawings are of professional quality developed using the latest in CAD (computer aided design) software. The computer permitted the proper geometry to be developed so that the frame is the same quality that professional rod shops sell. Included are a set of blue prints for each component, assembly drawings, and full step by step instructions with illustrations for each step.
How to turn standard rectangular tubing into frame rails of the correct shape and profile to properly fit your car.
Make a Front crossmember to lower the front
Make a Rear crossmember
How to layout the workbench to insure that the finished product is true and square
How to install a suicide front end. | 
