Chris's 66 @ The Roadster Shop

[66SuperSport]

Originally Posted by eric1967

I met Chris at Good-Guys a few years back. I always enjoy talking with him & his wife when we see them at the shows or on the Power Tour. Good luck with the build. This is one of my favorite Chevelles. Eric

Eric

Its been a while since we've run into each other. Thanks for the nice comments. We both have always liked your car as well and enjoyed talking to you and your dad. Hope to see you out an an event this year.

[tommycomfort]

Ok, we need that Chevelle back on the road so we can all enjoy talking to Chris and Lynda at events this season!

[66SuperSport]

Originally Posted by RS-Perf

Chris started out with the plan of using his floater 9” rear end from the old chassis. We were going to cut all of the brackets off and weld our 4-link brackets in place for our chassis. Well, Chris caught a glimpse of another product that we were in the final stages of developing. Like every good car project, he made a few revisions and changed directions!

Here is Chris's completed chassis and the first Roadster Shop Fully Independent Fast Track Chevelle Chassis

More info on the IRS can be found in the new Roadster Shop Thread of the Vendor Specific section.

We want to give a big thank you to Phil, Jeremy, Neal, and the whole Roadster Shop group for doing such top notch work. We really appreciate the opportunity to have the first completed RS/IRS chassis on the street. It is very exciting for us to see the enthusiasm that the Gerbers and all of their empoyees have for this hobby. As someone stated before it is almost a shame to cover up all of this beautiful work. The detail work in bare metal is breathtaking. Should be interesting to see what it all looks like in paint in a week or so.
I can not wait to thrash this thing!!!

[tones2SS]

Originally Posted by Rybar

That is just badass! Too bad Chris has to cover that artwork up with a Chevelle body

That's exactly what I was thinking as well Ryan.
Nice work guys!

[syborg tt]

First off Phil - Jeremy that you very much for the shop tour on Saturday.

I got to see this car / chassis and to say it's clean is an understatement. I can not wait to see this thing back on the road.

WOW !!

I can't wait to see the shop camaro hit the road it's going to be impressive.

btw - My daughters said to say hi to "Steve"

[mrgm]

love that independent rear...

[1965_SS]

Originally Posted by RS-Perf

You can run the stock inner fenders with little modifications. It is simply trimming the opening slightly around the control arms.

You are right about the '65 in our other post. The front of the side frame rail came forward into the front wheel opening. The new version of the chassis does a sharp 90 degree turn and ends up about 2" further back so it ends perfectly inline with the firewall and does not intrude in to the wheel opening.

VERY NICE!!

[ProTouring442]

You misspelled "Camaro" on this page: http://www.roadstershop.com/blog-sec...2-chevy-camaro

LOVE that chassis!!

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

[Roadster Shop]

Originally Posted by syborg tt

First off Phil - Jeremy that you very much for the shop tour on Saturday.

I got to see this car / chassis and to say it's clean is an understatement. I can not wait to see this thing back on the road.

WOW !!

I can't wait to see the shop camaro hit the road it's going to be impressive.

btw - My daughters said to say hi to "Steve"

Absolutely... great to see you and show you around. You had a few more votes today to leave the 2nd gen's paint as is for this season. we'll see how it ends up.

[Roadster Shop]

Originally Posted by ProTouring442

You misspelled "Camaro" on this page: http://www.roadstershop.com/blog-sec...2-chevy-camaro

LOVE that chassis!!

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

Thanks Bill. That one is on our web guys, they have been doing some updates and adding tags to get better search engine optimization. I hate when people spell "Camero" like that too!!! Thanks for looking out