AME chassis install

[malbright]

So lets say I was to pick up the new AME chassis coming out early (hopefully) 2010.... Its basically an off shoot of the max-g chassis but is designed to fit a 62-67 nova.

Because I am new to this what would be a realistic price to have it installed in my car.... Body drop with tin ready to roll out the door given I supply wheels for it?

Any help would be great. Also if anyone knows of a reputable shop in California preferably southern that does this kind of work. I know about Ironworks just wondering if there is anyone else that can be recommended to call and that has pics of work.

Thanks

[CraigMorrison]

Fast Eddies down in Orange. Ed has used our product quite a bit and knows how to build a nice car.

BS Industries - They are in So Cal too. Great guys and their Starliner won a Ford Design award at SEMA this year. I believe they are here on the board too.

Hot Rods & Custom Stuff - Another great shop that turns out high quality cars and does everything in house. Top notch!

Those are just a couple off the top of my head.

[CraigMorrison]

While we do a MaxG chassis for this car and have plans for a front sub, I'm not sure of the Nova chassis you are talking about.

Current new-product lineup for AME is the Chevelle chassis, more user friendly 1st gen Camaro chassis, Chevy II sub and a few other non Chevy items and a couple of private label pieces for other customers.

[Charley Lillard]

I have a Friend doing a 69 at Fast Eddies also and he is very happy with their fab work. Fast Eddie Race Car Fabrications

[email protected]

714 997-1362

1420 N. Glassell

Orange, CA 92867

[malbright]

Hey craig thanks for the heads up. Ill check those out. Ive been talking with Matt Jones about it and it will be a chassis that fits a nova with c6 suspension. Not sure if it has a name like max-g, for all I know its a variation of the max-g. Not sure matt has been the contact thus far.

marc

[CraigMorrison]

We have been talking about something like that, but the trick is to find a rack that help us get us the narrow track width. We can go woodward, but a $1600 power rack will definitely price things kind of high. We will probably do the subframe first and work up to the full chassis from there.

[judgnot]

Craig, what's in store for the 69 a-body chassis? I've called twice and wasn't able to get much. Is there going to be any cutting required? I've got lots of questions so I better not get going but do you have an expected release date? I've been eyeballing the SRG Street Rod Garage chassis which is a killer looking package but options are nice. Thanks