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Pro Street Drag Car Chassis Tube Chassis Ladder Bar 9" Ford Axle Houseing on 2040-parts.com

US $1,500.00
Location:

Elmira, New York, United States

Elmira, New York, United States
pro street drag car chassis tube chassis ladder bar 9" ford axle houseing, US $1,500.00, image 1
“This chassis was built and never put into service it has never had an engine or front suspension installed it has never seen the road or a race track”
Brand:S&W race cars home built Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:00001 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

I acquired this chassis as partial payment for a vehicle I had sold, it is of tube chassis construction and very well built, I had no room inside to store it for the winter so it sat out off the ground under a tarp, I cleaned some areas with scotch brite to show that it will clean up nicely, this chassis was built and never finished or put into service, it had a 69 cougar gt  body on it and was going to be used as pro street touring car so I was told, this can be set up as 122"- 115" wheelbase car depending on how you set up your front suspension, has trans tunnel, fire wall and floors already installed. comes with 9" back braced housing and ladder bars as shown, this is pretty basic stuff all the hard work is done.  I have it on a cart to roll around inside my shop, now that I have room for it.

Please read the listing thoroughly, look closely at pictures and ask questions prior to bidding or making purchase, I will assist with shipping logistics if need be, buyer is responsible for any and all costs incurred, I will hold item inside for up to 1month free of charge  after payment in full is received item can be picked up locally.

Please call 607-398-2388 or 607-731-2503 with any questions

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