Here you go. SC&C: look at the suspension packages, SPC adjustable UCA's, and the Varishocks.

http://www.scandc.com/products.htm

Here's the info from ATS's site, who makes the spindles:

http://store.nexternal.com/shared/St...unt2=161979317

Here's the varishocks:

http://www.cachassisworks.com/vas_featured.html

Here's the springs from Summit:

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

If you search for ATS on this site or pro-touring.com you should find lots of info on the swap.

-Mark

Olds Unite!!!!!!!! Cool frame Mark, looks like mine, except for the nice paint. :lol: :lol: :lol: I got a '72 that I can't wait to drive again.

Its cool to see all of the Olds projects out there. I knew of just a couple before I posted my info here and on real olds power. I've had about a half dozen more people respond that they are working on similiar projects.

-Mark

Nice progress... my father and I have a 68 cutlass as well...

White,

Thanks. I'm actually third generation in my family to own the car. My grandfather bought it new in '68, my dad bought it from him in '70. My mom drove it until I turned 16. I put headers, rims, etc. on it and drove it for ten years, and then it sat in my garage for ten years. Now I'm rebuilding & updating it. Eventually it will be my son's. It's really cool to have something like rebuilding a car as a father/son project. I always call my dad and let him know when I've done something new to the car.

Good luck on your build.

-Mark