69 olds cutlass frame
New don't exhist unless you want to go high dollar aftermarket like RS,Schwartz or others. What body style is it? I don't have one right now but I usually sell a nice bare frame for 600.00 plus freight if needed. Convertibles are much harder to find and will bring 1,000-1200.00 pretty easy
All 68-72 GM A-body cars use the same frames, but there are a number of variations. You didn't say which you have, so here's the list:
2dr HT (Holiday Coupe) and 2 dr sedan (Sport Coupe) use a 112" wheelbase open section frame.
Convertibles use a 112" wheelbase boxed frame. You can use a convert frame under a HT (GM offered this in some years as the HD frame option) but as noted above, convertible frames bring big dollars - Carlisle ASKING prices (not to be confused with actual selling prices) are in the $2,800 range.
70-72 Monte Carlo and 69-72 Grand Prix use a unique 115" WB open section frame.
Four doors and regular wagons (and I believe El Caminos) use a 116" WB open section frame.
Vista Cruisers and Buick Sport Wagons (well, the ones with vista roofs, anyway) use a unique 121" WB boxed frame.
2dr HT (Holiday Coupe) and 2 dr sedan (Sport Coupe) use a 112" wheelbase open section frame.
Convertibles use a 112" wheelbase boxed frame. You can use a convert frame under a HT (GM offered this in some years as the HD frame option) but as noted above, convertible frames bring big dollars - Carlisle ASKING prices (not to be confused with actual selling prices) are in the $2,800 range.
70-72 Monte Carlo and 69-72 Grand Prix use a unique 115" WB open section frame.
Four doors and regular wagons (and I believe El Caminos) use a 116" WB open section frame.
Vista Cruisers and Buick Sport Wagons (well, the ones with vista roofs, anyway) use a unique 121" WB boxed frame.
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