Very interested in the Tiger Cage, look forward to your report. :thumbsup:

Congrats on the success of the subframes. But really? #44? Between you and the dozen other people making camaro subframes, you'd think the market would dry up. I guess Im just amazed at how many of these things are being built. :willy:

I think there are prob thousand's of camaro's too still be built.And since mine sub frame's work very well,I am hoping to keep selling them until somebody wants to buy the jigs and fixtures from me.Then it's off to the oven fired pizza,steak & sud's joint for me.

Here are few shot's of the chassis.http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...elle777006.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...elle777005.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...elle777003.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...elle777002.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...elle777001.jpgI need to to take a month off work so I can finish this thing up.

Sweet Scott :thumbsup: :hail: :wow: :woot: :cheers: :D :yes:

Excellent work Scott!

Really nice work :thumbsup: . I wish that can be done to my 87 Cutty.

Very cool Scotty. A bikini clip (?) mounted to inner support rails. I dig it! Is it stiff?

Stiff as a 14 year old boy @ spring break.:lol:

How much room do you have between your rear tire, and your frame? I have been wondering how close I can get before it rubs while articulating. Excellent fab work!

Scott so is the front clip going to be another new offering fron Chubbys Fab??? I would think that once you get it out there "they will come" :yes: I know if I had or get an A body this is something I would want??? Just something to think about which I'm sure you have already! Again great work, but that's what we've come to expect from you :cheers:

Hmm! Chubby's fabrication? :_paranoid I wonder at what age Scott thought of the name for his SMALL business!:rofl:
Just kidding Scott!
Awesome chassis!

Travis

Now that is pretty damn stiff if I recall that summer when I was 14. Frame is looking good Scott. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

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Wow
that has to be a first
:_paranoid 4x 335s that fit under the unmodified fenders man thats Cool !
:thumbsup:

Tom

:rofl:
Tom

It looks like you got rid of the body mount that is typically right behind the rear tire? I just notched my frame, and it doesn't seem like the tire would come in contact with it, but maybe it did for you?

what size are those speedo and tach gauges? 5"? and what sizes are the other gauges? Super badass build, keep at it:hail:

About .750" between tire and frame.Thanks :thumbsup:

Thank's,:thumbsup: I could build some chevelle clip's,All it take's is that one special Tool.

I was givin the nick name Chubby in high school.Now everybody calls me chubby around Town.My chassis bussines is reg. under Vintage Racing & Performance.

Thank's,It's off to the sand blaster/powder coater tomorrow.

Thank's Buddy.:thumbsup:

I was just giving you crap Scott,not knocking your chassis business! :thumbsup:

Travis

Travis,No worrie's.If I had a nickle for everytime I've been called Chubby,I'd have more money than Greg Weld.:rofl:

Oh **** with all that money does that mean I have to start building stuff for you now LOL...

If I had Charley's money -- I'd have you both build me cars... :cheers:

http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...epingTD008.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...epingTD007.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...epingTD006.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...epingTD003.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...epingTD002.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...epingTD001.jpgTeresa, said I could go out mess around in the shop today,while she went shopping.

LOL so now Charley gets thrown under the bus too LOL... Think we'll stick with Scott building,,, read it somewhere in my safe way to live retirement planning manual LOL...

Great skills + nice parts = :wow: :wow:

Albert,If I get called chubby 10 more time's I will more ++++ than You :rofl: .I'll still build your part's between trips to the tanning bed.:rofl:

Thank's. (Skills) It's either build part's or Eat.I'm am way better at eatin.Just ask Rodger Lee.:rofl:

Thanks for the reply. Killer build!

The car looks killer with those big meats on it.

as for the Oven Fired Pizza - call me and I'll buy. It's one of the few foods I still get to eat as long as it has a whole wheat crust!!!

my question never got answered:(

did you decide not to go back with the body mount thats right behind the rear tire?

Sorry,Yes I ended up building new one's from .125 plate.I will see if I have some photo's.The stocks were in the wrong postion.:thumbsup:I just looked,& don't have any pictures of the body mounts now,but as soon as the frame gets back from the powder coater I will post some.

Thank's Marty,AS I get older I start thinking about changing career's.Somwhere I can stay warm in the winter,and cool and dry in the summer.

Scott,

I like your formula of a showing pics of big tires and a steady stream of welded stuff. :cool:


In high school were you voted... 'Most likely to be crafty'? :unibrow:

I love lookin @ big photo's of cars & (B:willy: B's).It took me 7 years to learn how post big photos.In high school nobody knew who I was.:rofl:

They're kicking themselves now though!


:D

Scott you've come a long way

And I'm remembered in high school for parking my truck on a car in the parking lot. Yep I was the short kid with the 9 foot tall mini-truck with a blown carburated 4cylinder.