Chassie #119 built by Ron Tomasak in mid 90's. built on a gm g body metric chassie. Has been squared up for road course use. Comes as a rolling chassis only.
Located in greencastle indiana 46135
$650.
Chassie #119 built by Ron Tomasak in mid 90's. built on a gm g body metric chassie. Has been squared up for road course use. Comes as a rolling chassis only.
Located in greencastle indiana 46135
$650.
Here's the easy button for that guy converting a roundy-round car to road race!
Mine http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/pts/3839415851.html
If I had the extra cash I'd buy it......just for lulz at a road course during open track days
What parts/pieces does it have? Rear-end? Shocks? Brakes? Steering? Any seat/gauges/fuel system?
it still has suspension ,breaks front shocks one of the rear ones are bent. the steering box with linkage.i have a fuel cell and seat available for extra. it has a 4:56 locker rear end .and a go pedel.the guages in it are broken. its a rolling chassis it was ran at IRP back in the day.
It will tow nicely on a tow dolly!!
oh man I'd love to have this.
Sold well by verbal agreement only. Supposed to deliver it Monday.
stan_d wrote: It will tow nicely on a tow dolly!!
lack of knowledge here ..( I tow dolly a FWD) do you have to disconnect the driveshaft to tow on a dolly ?
wbjones wrote:stan_d wrote: It will tow nicely on a tow dolly!!lack of knowledge here ..( I tow dolly a FWD) do you have to disconnect the driveshaft to tow on a dolly ?
If it still has an engine and gearbox, it's probably a safe thing to do. Depends a little on the gearbox though - the splash lubed ones should be mostly OK, but some with a built-in pump (for some reason the Rover SD1 comes to mind, although I might be wrong on that one) need the driveshaft disconnecting. I'd probably do it anyway if I were to tow something for more than 20-30 miles. Heck of a lot less work than having to replace/rebuild the gearbox afterwards.
why did i not see this earlier? oh yeah i was out of town not paying attention. now i'm sad it sold, i'd put the tags off my parts truck on it and drive it on the street.
I have heard of a couple more trucks that could be had cheap. Any interest ?
same squared up chassis or offset?
stan_d wrote: I have heard of a couple more trucks that could be had cheap. Any interest ?
depends on price, condition, etc. Curious though=)
If it could be street legal it would be the car version of a door, top off jeep 
CarKid1989 wrote:stan_d wrote: I have heard of a couple more trucks that could be had cheap. Any interest ?depends on price, condition, etc. Curious though=) If it could be street legal it would be the car version of a door, top off jeep
silverado parts truck with clear title, commercial plates because it's "for my business" and working lights = "street legal"
They are built on a gm Malibu frame squaring them up is just a control arm change away. I will ask and get prices.
Quit tempting me, I don't need anything else.....
stan_d wrote: I have heard of a couple more trucks that could be had cheap. Any interest ?
yeah, post them up.
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/3832136292.html
Not mine but only 1.5 hrs away
What would it take to make one street legal? I'm pretty sure this will be my next project.
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