which aftermarket frame for tri 5 chevy

[1955_Bel-Air]

I am planning on purchasing an aftermarket frame for my 55 chevy. I thought I had my mind made up and was planning on getting a Roadster Shop REVO chassis in the next year. Speedtech recently came out with a tri 5 chevy frame that looks to have a lot to offer for the price. I know Art Morrison is tried and true and has been the main player for many years and I have never heard anything bad about them. I am just basically looking for a very nice (modern) riding car, I may take it to the drag strip a few times but have no plans to run on road coarse. Thank you for your time, I look forward to getting some input from others.

[TheJDMan]

All of the companies you mentioned sell quality products so you just need to do the research and decide for yourself which frame offers the features you want at the price that fits your budget.

[Yukon Cornelius]

For what you are describing your uses as, go for the one you can get the best price on. Doesn't sound like you are looking for an extreme at either end of performance.

[65 drop top]

I went with an Art Morrison for my '55

[1955_Bel-Air]

looks really good

[dhutton]

Nice Art Morrison IRS in this build:

http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=52825

Don

[1955_Bel-Air]

thank you, it is a very nice build