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#568764 08/27/2009 3:04 AM
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I've done several frame swaps with the 78-79 monticarlo/malibu chassis and I wonder if anyone has photos of the rear section on how it looks before the floor is put back in on a Burb?


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Check out fellow bolter ZooKeeper and his burb "Large Marge". He's done a great job of documenting his work with pictures. Maybe that will help?

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It's ZooKeeper & when you click on the link below it'll take you to my old screen name's webshots page. But I did mine w/a S10 frame & from what I have seen the coil over set up eats up wayyyyyy too much room in the rear then a leaf spring set up. I raised my floor up in the rear about 3 inches because I had a stainless steel box made for a trunk to be hidden under the floor...Joe

#569346 08/29/2009 2:44 AM
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Great Will do.


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