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  1. 09-24-2006 11:25 AM #1
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    Model T on Model A Frame

     



    New to this ...... I'm wanting to build a 27 ford rat rod coupe and put it on a model a frame. Does anyone out there know if the model a frame is too wide to channel the model T.
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  3. 09-24-2006 11:36 AM #2
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    Welcome. Yep, it slips right over an A frame. All you have to do is remove the floor and subframe, and dimensionally it will slide over. My '27 roadster is channelled 4 inches over an A frame.

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    Great !!!! you made my day! I was hoping it would I realize it will take some work but I wasn't sure. I didn't want to start cutting things up and then find out I have messed things up.
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    try a double Z on the fram It will give you plenty of room in the driver seat and save your ride height
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