we got close to spec. How can I tell if it is a 'pearce frame?'
did any other company make stainless frames? I understand that there may be only about 30 cars out there with the stainless frame
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we got close to spec. How can I tell if it is a 'pearce frame?'
did any other company make stainless frames? I understand that there may be only about 30 cars out there with the stainless frame
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I believe the only S/S frames that were ever made were the Pierce frames. It is possible someone custom built one but I doubt it. They were a good frame, there have been no negative comments about them except they wound up being heavy. They were built using a jig made off of a good frame so they should be good. I don't know of any identifying markings.
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I don't know exactly what the difference is but they are definitely heavier (in the future everything is HEAVY). The car was originally designed to be built with an integrated shell/frame but that never happened and changing to the discrete metal frame already added weight causing the car to be under-powered.
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yep it looks just like the above photo. thanks for the help
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