Front and rearend swap on a 1936 Plymouth
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Now I hear that I should have bought a front and rear from a Camaro or Firebird. If I go with that for the rear, I'll have a Ford front and GM rear. Should I start over? Is there a Ford rearend that you recommend? | Now I hear that I should have bought a front and rear from a Camaro or Firebird. If I go with that for the rear, I'll have a Ford front and GM rear. Should I start over? Is there a Ford rearend that you recommend? | ||
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My son has a '36 Plymouth coupe and has a Mustang II front suspension for it. Mustang II have better geometry than than Firebird or Camaro. | My son has a '36 Plymouth coupe and has a Mustang II front suspension for it. Mustang II have better geometry than than Firebird or Camaro. | ||
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