Chevelle Super Sport Chassis Photos

           This jig is made of 2"x 2" square tubing, 11 gauge about 1/8" thick. The
           supports look crooked but the camera angle makes it that way. It's all
           bolted together at 25 ft. lbs. to be consistent. It can be taken apart
           and leaned against the wall with nothing protruding. There's an angle
           iron hiltied to the floor on all four corners.

           I have two more side supports laying on the floor, one for the trunk
           floor mount and one between the door jambs. It's so solid right now I
           didn't need to put them in. Pictures number 11 and 12 shows how I
           welded the washer to the round tubing. 1-3/4" O.D., 1/8" thick, then
           I put the welded washer and tube inside the hole, and welded the round
           tubing to the square tubing. It keeps it neater for the built-in washer
           on the body bolt.

           This is a piece of original trunk panel, with a solid steel bar. Goodmark 
           front panels don't line up with the factory groove. This works really good 
           and it's fast. Picture number 2, open the vise about that much. Lay the flat 
           bar in as far as you want the groove, and hit it pretty hard. Those Goodmark 
           panels are pretty easy to groove. Picture number 3 shows the groove about 
           5-6 inches long.




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