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1947-53 Chevrolet 3100

Transform your 1947–53 Chevrolet pickup with an Art Morrison chassis, delivering exceptional rigidity, precise handling, and a smooth, controlled ride. Purpose-built with advanced suspension geometry and modern drivetrain compatibility, it enhances performance while preserving classic styling, providing the comfort, confidence, and reliability expected from a truly refined, modernized truck.

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1966-77 Ford Bronco

The 1966–1977 Ford Bronco is a compact, rugged SUV built on a simple ladder-frame with solid axles, known for its off-road capability, timeless styling, and strong aftermarket support—making it a favorite for restorations and custom builds.  Many owners replace the chassis because the original frame lacks rigidity, modern suspension geometry, and braking performance. An Art Morrison chassis dramatically improves strength, ride quality, and drivability while preserving the Bronco’s classic appeal.

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1947-53 GMC 100

An Art Morrison chassis transforms a 1947–53 GMC pickup with modern engineering, delivering vastly improved rigidity, precise handling, and superior ride quality. Designed for real-world performance, it integrates advanced suspension geometry and drivetrain compatibility, allowing classic styling to remain intact while providing the comfort, control, and reliability expected from today’s high-performance vehicles.

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1953-56 Ford F100

The mid-1950s F100 is the epitome of a classic design. There are legions of enthusiasts who consider it the most beautiful pickup ever built. Now, beauty can be more than skin deep with the advent of AME’s expertly engineered and precision crafted GT Sport chassis for the F100.

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1955-59 Chevrolet 3100

An Art Morrison chassis is ideal for a 1955–59 Chevrolet truck, providing modern strength, precise handling, and a comfortable ride. Its engineered frame rails and advanced suspension geometry improve performance while supporting contemporary drivetrains, allowing builders to retain classic styling while gaining the reliability, control, and refinement expected from today’s cars.

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1955-59 GMC 3100

For a 1955–59 GMC truck, an Art Morrison chassis provides a stronger foundation, sharper handling, and a more composed ride. Designed with modern suspension and drivetrain compatibility, it elevates performance while preserving classic styling, giving builders the confidence, durability, and refined drivability expected from a truly updated, road-ready truck.

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1969-72 Chevrolet Blazer

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1967-72 Chevrolet Truck

Owners of 1967-72 Chevrolet C10 pickups can obtain superior handling, performance, ride quality and an attractive, lower stance through replacing their OEM chassis with a superbly engineered, precision crafted GT Sport chassis from AME. It’s a bolt-on project and a proven investment that will pay dividends down the road.

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1949-54 Chevrolet

When the engineering team at AME set about designing a GT Sport chassis for 1949-54 Chevrolets they employed the characteristics of AME’s highly successful Tri-5 chassis. It is exceptionally stable, corners hard without appreciable lean, won’t dive under braking and has a great ride.

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1953-62 Chevrolet Corvette

Upgrade your 1953–62 Corvette with an Art Morrison chassis, delivering exceptional rigidity, precise handling, and a refined ride. Engineered with advanced suspension and modern drivetrain integration, it maximizes performance while preserving iconic proportions. Widely used under top-tier builds and Ridler contenders, these chassis consistently underpin vehicles commanding the highest auction values.

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1955-57 Chevrolet

Transform your 1955–57 Chevrolet with an Art Morrison chassis, delivering exceptional rigidity, precise handling, and a refined ride. Engineered for performance and value, these proven platforms underpin builds that command the highest auction prices, with over 2,000 units sold—more than any aftermarket chassis manufacturer.

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1959-64 Chevrolet Impala/Biscayne

An Art Morrison chassis transforms a 1959–64 Chevrolet Impala by replacing the factory X-frame with a modern, fully engineered foundation, delivering superior rigidity, safety, and handling. Advanced suspension design and drivetrain compatibility enhance performance while preserving iconic styling, allowing builders to enjoy contemporary comfort, stability, and reliability in a classic full-size Chevrolet.

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1963-67 Chevrolet Corvette

Without a doubt one of the most desirable restomods on the planet is created by combining the iconic styling of the 1963-67 Corvette Stingray with AME’s sophisticated GT Sport chassis with Multilink IRS and contemporary LS/LT power. It’s a package that will deliver incredible driving pleasure with the admiring glances of enthusiasts the world over.

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1964-67 Buick Skylark

An Art Morrison chassis redefines a 1964–67 Buick Skylark with specially engineered frame rails that tuck tightly to the body for a clean, low-profile stance. Incorporating Sport C6 front suspension geometry, it delivers precise handling and modern performance while improving strength, ride quality, and drivetrain compatibility without compromising the Chevelle’s iconic lines.

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1967-72 Chevrolet Suburban

An Art Morrison chassis turns a 1967–72 Chevrolet Suburban into a capable hot rod with modern strength, improved handling, and a smoother ride. Engineered for straightforward installation, it adds significant rigidity while supporting contemporary drivetrains, making it ideal for transforming these large, classic haulers into powerful, comfortable, and confidently driven performance builds.

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1967-72 GMC Carryall

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1967-72 Ford Truck

The 1967–1972 Ford Pickup is a truck that’s earned its reputation. With clean, squared-off lines and a commanding stance, it’s instantly recognizable and built for real work. From the factory floor to the open road, this pickup delivers strength and dependability in every mile. A modern engine swap of a Coyote or Godzilla can provide the power and torque to handle heavy loads, and off-road challenges with confidence. The solid chassis and durable suspension give a smooth, stable ride, whether you’re hauling gear or cruising country roads.

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1969-72 GMC Jimmy

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1967-72 GMC Truck

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1973-91 Chevrolet Blazer

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1973-91 Chevrolet Suburban

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1973-87 Chevrolet Truck

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1973-87 Chevrolet Blazer

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1964-67 Chevrolet Chevelle

Designing a GT Sport chassis for the GM A-body had its own particular challenges; not the least of which was positioning the frame tightly under the body. The engineering team at Art Morrison Enterprises solved this problem with a unique angular frame rail that tucks right under the floor plan. This provides extra ground clearance and allows for a lower stance. Improving torsional rigidity was another consideration.

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1964-67 Pontiac GTO/LeMans/Tempest

An Art Morrison chassis redefines a 1964–67 Pontiac A-Body with specially engineered frame rails that tuck tightly to the body for a clean, low-profile stance. Incorporating Sport C6 front suspension geometry, it delivers precise handling and modern performance while improving strength, ride quality, and drivetrain compatibility without compromising the Chevelle’s iconic lines.

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1964-67 Oldsmobile 442/Cutlass/F-85

Designing a GT Sport chassis for the GM A-body had its own particular challenges; not the least of which was positioning the frame tightly under the body. The engineering team at Art Morrison Enterprises solved this problem with a unique angular frame rail that tucks right under the floor plan. This provides extra ground clearance and allows for a lower stance. Improving torsional rigidity was another consideration.

1964-67 Oldsmobile 442/Cutlass/F-85 front graphic

1966-71 Plymouth GTX/Belvedere/Satellite

Art Morrison Enterprises designed one of the most impactful upgrades to the 1966-70 B & E-body Mopar platform with the introduction of their new direct bolt-on K-member.  Combining style, strength, and performance this true bolt-on K-member maintains the car’s classic looks while modernizing its performance through no-compromise modern suspension geometry resulting in unparalleled handling, high-speed stability, and ride quality.

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1966-72 Dodge Charger

Art Morrison Enterprises designed one of the most impactful upgrades to the 1966-70 B & E-body Mopar platform with the introduction of their new direct bolt-on K-member.  Combining style, strength, and performance this true bolt-on K-member maintains the car’s classic looks while modernizing its performance through no-compromise modern suspension geometry resulting in unparalleled handling, high-speed stability, and ride quality.

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1966-72 Dodge Coronet/Super Bee

Art Morrison Enterprises designed one of the most impactful upgrades to the 1966-70 B & E-body Mopar platform with the introduction of their new direct bolt-on K-member.  Combining style, strength, and performance this true bolt-on K-member maintains the car’s classic looks while modernizing its performance through no-compromise modern suspension geometry resulting in unparalleled handling, high-speed stability, and ride quality.

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1967-69 Chevrolet Camaro Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

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1967-69 Chevrolet Camaro Rear

An Art Morrison rear clip for 1967-69 Camaros offers a straightforward installation while significantly increasing chassis stiffness and overall performance. Builders can choose between a proven triangulated four-bar or a sophisticated Multilink IRS, allowing tailored handling and ride quality, all while maintaining proper fitment and improving the car’s structural integrity.

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1968-74 Chevrolet Nova Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

1968-74 Chevrolet Nova Front Subframe front graphic

1967-69 Pontiac Firebird Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

1967-69 Pontiac Firebird Front Subframe front graphic

1967-69 Pontiac Firebird Rear

An Art Morrison rear clip for 1967-69 Firebirds offers a straightforward installation while significantly increasing chassis stiffness and overall performance. Builders can choose between a proven triangulated four-bar or a sophisticated Multilink IRS, allowing tailored handling and ride quality, all while maintaining proper fitment and improving the car’s structural integrity.

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1968-70 Plymouth Road Runner

Art Morrison Enterprises designed one of the most impactful upgrades to the 1966-70 B & E-body Mopar platform with the introduction of their new direct bolt-on K-member.  Combining style, strength, and performance this true bolt-on K-member maintains the car’s classic looks while modernizing its performance through no-compromise modern suspension geometry resulting in unparalleled handling, high-speed stability, and ride quality.

1968-70 Plymouth Road Runner front graphic

1968-72 Buick Skylark

Designing a GT Sport chassis for the GM A-body had its own particular challenges; not the least of which was positioning the frame tightly under the body. The engineering team at Art Morrison Enterprises solved this problem with a unique angular frame rail that tucks right under the floor plan. This provides extra ground clearance and allows for a lower stance. Improving torsional rigidity was another consideration.

1968-72 Buick Skylark front graphic

1968-72 Chevrolet Chevelle

Designing a GT Sport chassis for the GM A-body had its own particular challenges; not the least of which was positioning the frame tightly under the body. The engineering team at Art Morrison Enterprises solved this problem with a unique angular frame rail that tucks right under the floor plan. This provides extra ground clearance and allows for a lower stance. Improving torsional rigidity was another consideration.

1968-72 Chevrolet Chevelle front graphic

1968-72 Chevrolet El Camino

Designing a GT Sport chassis for the GM A-body had its own particular challenges; not the least of which was positioning the frame tightly under the body. The engineering team at Art Morrison Enterprises solved this problem with a unique angular frame rail that tucks right under the floor plan. This provides extra ground clearance and allows for a lower stance. Improving torsional rigidity was another consideration.

1968-72 Chevrolet El Camino front graphic

1968-72 Oldsmobile 442/Cutlass/F-85

Designing a GT Sport chassis for the GM A-body had its own particular challenges; not the least of which was positioning the frame tightly under the body. The engineering team at Art Morrison Enterprises solved this problem with a unique angular frame rail that tucks right under the floor plan. This provides extra ground clearance and allows for a lower stance. Improving torsional rigidity was another consideration.

1968-72 Oldsmobile 442/Cutlass/F-85 front graphic

1968-72 Pontiac GTO/LeMans/Tempest

Designing a GT Sport chassis for the GM A-body had its own particular challenges; not the least of which was positioning the frame tightly under the body. The engineering team at Art Morrison Enterprises solved this problem with a unique angular frame rail that tucks right under the floor plan. This provides extra ground clearance and allows for a lower stance. Improving torsional rigidity was another consideration.

1968-72 Pontiac GTO/LeMans/Tempest front graphic

1968-73 Chevrolet Corvette

A true bolt-on project (save for some minor trimming of the storage area behind the seat), AME’s Esteemed GT Sport Chassis with Multilink IRS is now available for 1968-73 C3’s!

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1970-81 Chevrolet Camaro Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

1970-81 Chevrolet Camaro Front Subframe front graphic

1970-81 Pontiac Firebird Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

1970-81 Pontiac Firebird Front Subframe front graphic

1970-74 Dodge Challenger

Art Morrison Enterprises designed one of the most impactful upgrades to the 1966-70 B & E-body Mopar platform with the introduction of their new direct bolt-on K-member.  Combining style, strength, and performance this true bolt-on K-member maintains the car’s classic looks while modernizing its performance through no-compromise modern suspension geometry resulting in unparalleled handling, high-speed stability, and ride quality.

1970-74 Dodge Challenger front graphic

1973-91 GMC Jimmy

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1970-74 Plymouth Barracuda

Art Morrison Enterprises designed one of the most impactful upgrades to the 1966-70 B & E-body Mopar platform with the introduction of their new direct bolt-on K-member.  Combining style, strength, and performance this true bolt-on K-member maintains the car’s classic looks while modernizing its performance through no-compromise modern suspension geometry resulting in unparalleled handling, high-speed stability, and ride quality.

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1973-91 GMC Suburban

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1971-72 GMC Sprint

Designing a GT Sport chassis for the GM A-body had its own particular challenges; not the least of which was positioning the frame tightly under the body. The engineering team at Art Morrison Enterprises solved this problem with a unique angular frame rail that tucks right under the floor plan. This provides extra ground clearance and allows for a lower stance. Improving torsional rigidity was another consideration.

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1971-74 Pontiac Ventura Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

1971-74 Pontiac Ventura Front Subframe front graphic

1973-74 Buick Apollo Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

1973-74 Buick Apollo Front Subframe front graphic

1973-74 Oldsmobile Omega Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

1973-74 Oldsmobile Omega Front Subframe front graphic

1973-87 GMC Truck

Blending the articulate durability of rock crawlers with the optimized traction of high-speed pre-runners, the street manners of our ultimate offroad chassis is engineered to be right at home in the backwoods or on the open highway and no cutting is required for installation.  With over 50 years of industry-leading experience, AME offroad maintains our high-standards for streetability, durability, performance and handling.  Our offroad chassis features unparalleled suspension geometry for optimized traction, braking and body control, even in the most extreme environments.

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1975-79 Buick Skylark Front Subframe

When upgrading the chassis on your First Generation Camaro, our Front and Rear Clip package delivers significant advantages over a full replacement frame because a full frame isn’t actually fully integrated – it’s simply bolted to the original thin factory rails. Using our clip system provides owners with a lighter, stiffer, structurally sound and more precise foundation that optimizes handling and simplifies installation while maintaining sufficient ground clearance.

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1977-79 Pontiac Phoenix

An Art Morrison front subframe for GM F- and X-body cars delivers modern performance with straightforward installation and increased chassis rigidity. Featuring mandrel-bent rails and advanced Sport C6 suspension geometry, it offers exceptional strength, precise handling, and extensive negative camber adjustability, giving builders the control, fitment flexibility, and confidence expected from a high-performance foundation.

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1973-79 Ford Truck

The 1973–1979 Ford Pickup isn’t just a truck—it’s a blank canvas for your next performance build. Its clean, iconic lines and sturdy frame make it the perfect starting point for a hot rod, whether you’re aiming for a sleek street machine or a bold, custom showpiece. With a simple, strong chassis and a spacious engine bay, dropping in a small-block V8—or even a modern performance motor—is effortless. Its lightweight body and durable suspension mean you can upgrade brakes, handling, and stance to match your vision. And with an abundance of aftermarket parts available, the possibilities are endless.

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