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    1. 01-01-2005 #1
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      Chris Alston Chassisworks Sub-Frame

      They now sell their complete subframe at Classic Industries. Part #K7701.
      Price; $1395.00. I'm thinking about it.

      Any opinions?

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      Come on Tony, you know better than that.
      Thats just for the bare frame itself.
      Classic sells all their aftermarket parts at list
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      It's more like $3000 to $3500 complete. I have one going in my street racer. For Pro Touring purposes, I would buy Waynes frame as I think the CA frame is more of a straightliner frame.
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      Tony,
      I've yet to see any published information about CA's geometry. Until that info is available, I'd pass.

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      i have one of C.A. front clips on my 67nva and all i can say is that it works night and day over the stock set up.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Steve N 69 69 69
      Come on Tony, you know better than that.
      Thats just for the bare frame itself.
      Classic sells all their aftermarket parts at list
      classic industries catalog says the $1395 subframe includes:

      "tubular suspension arms, billet rack and pinon steering, billet side motor frame adaptors, bumper mounting holes, mounts for radiator support, emergency brake cable mounts, transmission crossmember frame brackets, clutch shaft mount, and mid plate mounts"

      that a little more than the chassis works catalogs says you get for $1400,
      so it may be a typo

      anyone ever purched subframe from classic industries?
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      Sounds like a typo to me. They forgot "Also available" in front of that.
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      Quote Originally Posted by parsonsj
      Tony,
      I've yet to see any published information about CA's geometry. Until that info is available, I'd pass.

      jp
      I thought David Pozzi did have some info on the geometry. Not real sure on all the info he has. But I think he said the camber curve looked good.
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      For information only, I just purchased the "complete" front clip today for my 69 camaro. $1395 is for bare subframe.
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