The roadster shop G body chassis

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I bought a rolling chassis from a yard for 200 bucks. A very solid frame. Sanded, painted and made it look as close to new as possible. If I added man hours and supplies to redo my frame, I'd be in the 1,200 to 1,500 buck range. Is my frame like the custom.... hell no, pretty far from it. But I have 18,000 that I didnt spend and I'm happy with my frame. 19k for a frame just sounds silly and ridiculous to me. When I finish my car, I bet my entire build may get to 19k.
 
you can spend you money and brag to your friends but the circle track world has whatever your heart desires as long as you are willing put some work into it...and some thought into it cause circle track parts do not normally come with instructions, manufacturers save themselves liability that way

 
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