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Unless your aiming for show points, keep your eyes peeled for the stronger 442/rag boxed frames..
And isn't it the extended length in the frame horns what makes the Gran Prix/Monte' ones wrong...remember those deep rad shrouds?. ~ Pete ![]()
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And isn't it the extended length in the frame horns what makes the Gran Prix/Monte' ones wrong...remember those deep rad shrouds?. ~ Pete [/ QUOTE ] Pete - its that as well as a stretched section from the firewall to the engine crossmember. Montes have a spacer between the firewall and wheelhouse, and the motor mount brackets are set back further on the crossmember compared to a Chevelle.
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