1964 Hemi Plymouth Sport Fury Full Chassis Construction

Bare body in the air.

Beginning chassis construction

Mark Williams Housing mounted in chassis jig

Inside chassis construction photo

Mocking up motor in chassis

Drivers compartment chassis area

Rear frame construction

Installing funny car cage assembly

Finished chassis after paint

Body mounted on chassis

Preparing for final assembly

Housing ready to be installed

More final assembly

Rear parachute and wheelie bar area

Hemi valvetrain

Passenger side of engine

Custom built headers

Final undercarriage photo

Frontal view after final assembly

Silicon Valley Hemi logo

Rear quarter panel

Appearance at first car show

Here is an image of the 64 Sport Fury body in its initial stage after eliminating all original drivetrain, suspension, floor material, and affiliated bracing.

Here some initial measurements are taken to establish the Fury body's relationship to the chassis and ground.

In this photo the Mark Wiliams Modular 9" housing is being attached to the chassis jig which will establish the cars rear axle centerline.