Ironworks Tri-5 chassis gets LS9 with Ceramic brakes for a 1957 Chevrolet.
 

Well guys, We are building a chassis for a super nice guy named Greg from Las Vegas that is having the boys at Rods and Resto's in Alabama build him his 2nd car. A 1957 chevy Belair. Since Greg is a Chevy man it had to have the best of the best. So how about an LS9 with a Tremec 5 spd. Plus a set of ZR1 brakes.....WOW.

The wheels are just roller for the weekend in Scottsdale. So the calipers won't even fit. But man does this thing look sweet.

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Rodger,Very nice.:thumbsup: Someday I hope to have one of those LS9's for Datsun 510project.

We might be putting an LS7 in a 1980 MG in a few weeks. :_paranoid :_paranoid

Wow - great looking setup.

The frame looks awesome! Nice work.

wow
 

:brix: ID call it project DROPPING COIN...:wow:

Tom

Are u trying to kill Francois? I like the outdoor shot with the rickshaw chassis in the background!

Sofa King Cool!

No he just thinks he needs Kurt Urban to build an LS7 for his MG. I think an Ecotech would be more than enough.

Whos frame are u using :rofl:

Pretty sweet Rodger. Are you guys taking any other displays to Scottsdale?
Packard?

What a kick ass platform to start with!! What a combo...Ironworks & Rods & Resto's. This build will be one to follow!