Hello Juiced6,
There are not as many Tri-5's as Camaros, A/G-boduies, Novas & Mustangs, but there are still quite few Tri-5's in the Pro-Touring sport. Having fewer just makes them more appreciated.
I'm building a '57 Chevy to drive & compete in a lot of different "street car" events like Auto-X, Road course track days, Silver State Challenge & occasional drag racing ... (with tweeks to the suspension & different tires/wheels).
Welcome to the sport of Pro Touring.
There are some "bolt in" complete frames available to improve handling. As far as complete chassis with cages, I'm not sure.
How tunable do you want the suspension in your multi-purpose ride?
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