[cpotter45]

If anyone has a lead on a frame for a convertible, I'd REALLY appreciate it. Mine is rusted/rotted like swiss cheese. It spent too many years in the northeast and the midwest.
I'm new to the forum, so if I've missed something or posted this in the wrong place I appreciate guidance from the people that know their way around.
Thanks in advance.

[Mr Twister]

If you could use a 1966, there is a nice rolling chassis on Kalamazoo Craigslist.

[ROCKETMAN269V]

[QUOTE=Mr Twister;6525890]If you could use a 1966, there is a nice rolling chassis on Kalamazoo Craigslist.[/Q

Earlier frames were narrower and longer.

['ol Pinion head]

Originally Posted by cpotter45

If anyone has a lead on a frame for a convertible, I'd REALLY appreciate it. Mine is rusted/rotted like swiss cheese. It spent too many years in the northeast and the midwest....

Welcome to PY Forum, are you anywhere near the middle of the country?

Will throw this out, '68 & 69 A-body frames, the rear side rails are stamped (shaped) differently than those of 70-72's. Mention that as it can be something of concern, if getting close to a serious restoration. Have sold numerous super clean A-body convertible frames over the years. Quite a few have dropped off while picking up other Pontiacs/parts. Mainly up & down the middle of the country. Houston, Minneapolis, Springfield, IL, as well as up to Norwalk.

[cpotter45]

Originally Posted by 'ol Pinion head

Welcome to PY Forum, are you anywhere near the middle of the country?

Will throw this out, '68 & 69 A-body frames, the rear side rails are stamped (shaped) differently than those of 70-72's. Mention that as it can be something of concern, if getting close to a serious restoration. Have sold numerous super clean A-body convertible frames over the years. Quite a few have dropped off while picking up other Pontiacs/parts. Mainly up & down the middle of the country. Houston, Minneapolis, Springfield, IL, as well as up to Norwalk.

Is there a difference in only the coupe or the convertible frame too? I need a convertible frame.

[cpotter45]

Originally Posted by Mr Twister

If you could use a 1966, there is a nice rolling chassis on Kalamazoo Craigslist.

The car I have is a ‘68, can’t use the earlier frames. Thanks for trying to help though. Super appreciate it.

[newmexguy]

Have a contact on the far west side of El Paso. He has over 350 classic era GM cars, he might? have something. You would be on the hook for any transport out of there, however, if you two came to an agreement. He does local cash and carry, only no shipping or "electronic" payment methods. His yard was featured on "junkyard gold" with Steve Mangante at one time.