Home > Roundtable > Archives > Year 2002 > June > 54
 


a question from holland! (europ)
by steffan
Posted: 05/25/2002 16:25 EST

hello i'am steffan i have a chevy pickup from 1956 and want to update it. i live in holland so i have to look on the internet for information. i hope you will help me. i want to make a independent front and rear suspension with air ride, disc brakes, power stearing and a big block. i read de book how to build tri-five chevy trucks from the editors of truckin'magazine and see many diferent ifs and a camaro front clip but wath is the best to do?

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by 40
Posted: 05/25/2002 18:41 EST

Hello Steffan and welcome!!Great site,you'll enjoy yourself if you hang around a bit.I have never built a tri-five truck and have no experience with sub-frames,however,there are many great choices out there for an IFS.In my opinion,that's the way to go.I'm sure there will be someone else jumping in here to help you out in a bit,just wanted to say hello!! See Ya!!
--
Daryle

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by mikej
Posted: 05/25/2002 19:43 EST

Velkommen, Steffan glad to have you aboard.
--
Mike J
Unchartered DSRA Member
If it ain't broke, fix it anyway...

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by KustomLincolnLady
Posted: 05/25/2002 20:39 EST

Hi Steffan, I can't help you either :( but, do love the accent, lol
Welcome to the nut house, it's where Lugnut lives :)
--
Watch those speedbumps!! Debb

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by Hot Rod Liz
Posted: 05/27/2002 09:18 EST

Hi Steffan, I can't help you either :( but, do love the accent, lol
Welcome to the nut house, it's where Lugnut lives :)
--
Yeah, what Debb said - Welcome!
--
Lipstick Road Tour 2002
Nothing is foolproof...to a sufficiently talented fool.
http://www.geocities.com/lipstickrun/



This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by digger
Posted: 05/25/2002 20:46 EST

Welcome Steffan!
R&Bs Obsolete has a complete subframe assy. that welds right in. I have used these before on 55 thru 59 Chevy trucks and they are an excellent fit. They use 78 thru 87 GM G body suspension (Malibu, Regal, Cutlass, etc.)
--
Digger
-----
DSRA Member

I threw it away yesterday, now I have to go buy one
Just when you think you have won the Rat Race along come faster rats

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by steffan
Posted: 05/27/2002 11:06 EST

i thank all who responded to my post! its nice to speak with people who are so many miles a way from here! thanks a lot.

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by cruzr
Posted: 05/27/2002 20:15 EST

Steffan, welcome aboard. Pull up a chair and make yourself at home.


Rick
--
awsum34

Remember the only dumb question is the one you don't ask.

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by displayman 2001
Posted: 05/28/2002 09:52 EST

Hello Steffan,
Welcome. I have been to your country
a couple of times. Very nice people.
I been to the North Sea Jazz festival
in the Hague, Amersterdam, Rotterdam,
Delft all great cities. What is your
city near?Where did you get your truck?
I couldn't believe all the bicycles in
Amersterdam!! Wow!
Bob

--
Cruzin' BE Fun!!!!!!
Better than cleaning stalls!!
Bob

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by steffan
Posted: 05/29/2002 12:53 EST

hello Bob nice tot meat you! i live near to arnhem in the east of holland. in Oeken i bought my truck from a collec. he bought it in california. so he's in a good condition. thank you for your response.

This is an archived message

RE: a question from holland! (europ)
by rick
Posted: 05/28/2002 22:53 EST

welcome steffan,
stick around, there is a wealth of information on this sight. who could even guess the combined years of experience here. as was asked on an earlier post, where did you get your pickup?
--
project...39 ford pickup

This is an archived message