Alan Merklin posted:I have no idea as to how much experience you have in setting up a chassis...sometimes it's safer, cost efficient and ends up being quicker to have someone do the major components for you. I have a lot of experience with '23 T' Buckets , my first one was a learning experience with the help of an old school builder i.e. pinion angles, radius rods , pan hard bars etc. and also street rods and of course dozens of speedsters but looking at what you are getting into even if it were mine I would seriously consider investing in some help this gets you over the hum and allows for a positive direction. Just my.02
I think the chassis is set. When I was buying the car, I was actually interviewing the man behind the car. He set up the suspension and installed the transaxle and the engine. I was buying the builder as much as I was buying the car.
And, I don't mind help. My guess is that I will get to know Greg fairly well. His shop is not far from where I work, and I figure to time my purchases to coincide with my bigger questions.