'34 Chevy

Now that my '66 Chevelle project is coming home from the paint shop and will soon start being put back together, I am starting to do some research on my next project.
I want to build a '34 Chevy street rod. I am going to use a fiberglass body and new chassis. I have looked at Outlaw and Superior Glass Works rolling chassis kits and really like the looks of Superior's Phaeton body, although a 2 door sedan would be fine also. Are there any other companies offering a '34 Chevy rolling chassis kit? Is either Superior or Outlaw better than the other? What are the pros and cons of either of these kits? What should I look out for in this project? I will probably use an LS6/4L60E combo. Anyone have any pictures?
Any and all help and advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

I found this link a few months back that lists a ton of body manufacturers. Some are probably good, some are probably bad. But the good thing is, you can search by what specific body year you are looking for.

http://www.seattlestreetrods.com/body_mfg.htm

Thanks for the info! I see you are from ID. A good friend of mine lives in Emmett, Mitch Geiger. Know him?

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Originally Posted by t75atc

Thanks for the info! I see you are from ID. A good friend of mine lives in Emmett, Mitch Geiger. Know him?

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No, I haven't heard of the name. Emmett is only 45 minutes from where I live, too. :)

Can't tell you much about Superior other than they have changed ownership a couple of times, and again just recently. Most people I know have purchased parts from them (fenders, etc) and have been satisfied. As far as Outlaw Performance, I know of no one who has been dissatisfied with their bodies. They make a top quality body. Outlaw also has a complete rolling chassis to go with their body. Not cheap, but good quality.