Anyone ever mount a 46 Chevy truck on a newer chassis ???

Looking to mount a 46 Chevy truck cab on a newer chassis,like a metric or an S-10 . Anyone have any tips ??? Your help would be appreciated . JC

 

use the search there are a lot of post about it.

 

Been looking ,just haven't found the right one yet. Thanks

 

Just use the stock frame with updated front and rear suspension and all will be well with your world.

 

There is a man in town with a '46 on a newer monte carlo frame ......looks like sheeeeeeet. I can't tell ya about it because he won't let anybody close to it. But it was mounted on it, i think it needed lowered.
"AND THE BOWTIE ROLLS ON"
IF YOU USE A S-10 MAKE IT THE LONG WHEEL BASE.

 

here you go


http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=274702

 

Thats what i did with my '40. Channeled 4" with full fenders & boards.

 

S-10 frame swaps are NOT what the HAMB is about.

If you are new and want learn, ask a different question: "How can I put my '46 Chevy back on the road?", "What can I do to improve the steering on my '46 Chevy?"

If you just want to drive a car that looks like a '46 Chevy, go away...

 

This one is in the archives.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8491