I saw this on E-Bay this evening, http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1974-...item416d7647c1, yikes!
I guess my question is, how would someone go about this? How much of the Corvette frame would need to be modified and how much of the Avanti's floor needs to be re-worked? I'm thinking that the original frame and hog troughs were rotted beyond salvage so what is there to lose?
Or is this a reasonable solution for the various geometry issues with the front suspension as well as getting independant rear suspension?
It's not hard to understand that the seller has lost interest, no doubt he has worked himself into a corner and can't see a way clear.
Either way, I am sure this one will win the contest for the most expensive "cheap" Avanti.
Ken Buchanan
I guess my question is, how would someone go about this? How much of the Corvette frame would need to be modified and how much of the Avanti's floor needs to be re-worked? I'm thinking that the original frame and hog troughs were rotted beyond salvage so what is there to lose?
Or is this a reasonable solution for the various geometry issues with the front suspension as well as getting independant rear suspension?
It's not hard to understand that the seller has lost interest, no doubt he has worked himself into a corner and can't see a way clear.
Either way, I am sure this one will win the contest for the most expensive "cheap" Avanti.
Ken Buchanan
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