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#443134 08/19/2008 3:34 AM
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I am just starting my custom rebuild of my 49 chevy 3600. I am going to put it on a 1988 S10 frame with a 1967 corvette 327. I would like a few tips if I can get it.
1) would a 54 fenders and grill fit my 49. If so would the org 49 hood still work?
2) where is the best place to order new sheet metal and parts?
I check with LMC which seems high.
Any help would be good thanks.

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Welcome to the Bolt. It's always good to see another 3600 under construction. The fenders & grill will work. If I'm correct, I believe you'll have to use the hood from the 54 as well. You can check the swap section on this sight for sheet metal and possibally save a few $$$ as well. I know Jay in California & Jimbo would more than likely have what you need. Good luck with your project.
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Welcome aboard. Sounds like a good project you've got started. Did you prefer the '54 front over the '49 or was the sheetmetal in need of replacement anyway? Good luck & show us some pictures if time permits.


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Visit here EZ Swap Chassis 58 to a S-10 Frame


I have just received the kit to adapt my 46 to a S-10 frame. The parts are very professional looking, and the trial fits that I have made so far are perfect.

For the price, you can't beat it.

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Hey and Thanks. I like the 54 front end better the grill has a modern look to it and I am planning on using a 2000? year stepside bed. I think the grill on the 54 look like the new chevy style grills.


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