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Building Your Own Chassis Part Ii Center Crossmember Legs

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Building Your Own Chassis Part Ii Center Crossmember Legs
Building Your Own Chassis Part Ii Center Crossmember Legs
The center crossmember legs were also designed to be used as a mounting point for multiple other transmission combinations, such as a manual GM gearbox, by mounting a saddle crossmember to the attachment tabs welded to the legs. View Related Article
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