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#1 Posted : Friday, 14 July 2006 9:43:46 AM(UTC)
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Hi guys,
I want to find an old f100 round '55 mod.
Also have been given a holden hz (sedan) chassis, Would i be able to graft a cabin onto this if i couln't find a complete f100 or would i need a ute (hq-wb or xb-xf) chassis????

All help greatly appricated, Thank you
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#2 Posted : Friday, 14 July 2006 10:00:10 AM(UTC)
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You will need a ute/van or tonner chassis (the tonner chassis being 6.4" longer in the wheelbase.

The early Falcon utes/vans were of unitary construction without a separate chassis. The AU and later utes were the first of the modern Falcon commercial v

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#3 Posted : Friday, 14 July 2006 9:44:30 PM(UTC)
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Ok Qute, thanks for that
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#4 Posted : Monday, 17 July 2006 9:11:12 PM(UTC)
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g'day mate, im just started a simllar project. a 52 f100. i was also going to use a hz chassis but been told by many people that the chassis look ****, plus you have to get an engineers report covering the method of attachment. The other thing i got told
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