Attention Tri-5 Chevy guys. Ironworks Do-It-Yourself chassis.

[ProdigyCustoms]

Your timing may be perfect. I used to employ a dozen 6G certified welders in my other buisness and my best welder ever stopped by this week looking for side evening work. I like to help him out when I can but he IS NOT a car guy or I would have him full time.

I have a 57 project that may be perfect for one. We could weld it up. Maybe weld one up for JY211 while were at it?

Email me some cost and timeline.

[email protected]

[ironworks]

Email sent

[tones2SS]

That is great Rodger. Very innovative.
I hope this works out well for you. Great idea man!

[Aschle]

PM me how much these are going for... I would LOVE to do something like this to my 57' !!!!

I have a Unisteer rack in the car now and a 22 gallon Ricks tank... Would the chassis except these?

Jason

[Hotroddder]

I saw your thread via a posting on Tri5.com. I am a Tri5 exclusive builder in Auburn WA. I would be interested in more info and costs. Seems like a neat idea, tho I have some concerns about keeping things on the same plane without a frame jig or table, like shown in your shop.

Thanks

Hotroddder

[nvr2fst]

Great concept for the DIY individual. Looks like you and Eric designed a well thought out chassis with some cool option set ups. Nice job guys!
I think your smart to let the camaro chassis ideas go for now considering the abundance of after market availability and concentrating on other production frames.

[customcam]

Definately would need a Jig and a great welder for it to not Warp...! Looks very thin. Have you driven the prototype ?

[Vegas69]

Way to go Rodger. Very innovative.

[SWAPMEETCRAZY]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

Way to go Rodger. Very innovative.

I still don't think he ever sleeps!!! LOL Very nice!!

[rocketman]

Looks cool