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If you what to learn a little more about the Uni-Chassis project, there is a video of the unveiling at the SAE World Congress. Go to YouTube and search for Uni-Chassis

Yes, you can use this concept FWD AWD and PHEV and BEV (use structural battery pack for the backbone), but front engine, rear transaxle is probably the most efficient.

Retirement? Car guys never retire, we just work on what we love without a paycheck! Keep in touch

Lift I honestly don,t know if reversing the radiator will help. We plan on making it more vertical, but more importantly, extending the front pan forward to form a splitter.

Uni-Chassis Yes, we narrowed the rear track about 2 5/8 inches. We'll still have to put flares on the flares because the track is still about 4 inches wider front and rear! Your Mustang sounds cool. We've been thinking about putting a Uni-Chassis under a Mustang. Great minds think alike!

Shelby Uni- Chassis Carroll and I have talked about building a few of these, depending on interest. Unfortunately, it won't be cheap because the donor parts are so scarce and expensive. I'm going to see Carroll the first week in May, so stay tuned. When and where is the rally this year? I've...

Yes, I bought the last chassis from ou supplier. If anyone needs the center section of a Ford GT frame, I've got one for sale!

Engine will be tweaked to about 650 hp. More can of clueless be added later. The quill shaft runs through the tube, supported by bearings

This is my first post, since retiring from Ford. I thought you guys might be interested in the attached photos of my Uni-Chassis which is being built from Ford GT components. Carroll Shelby provided the 427 Cobra body. The car will be running this fall, and I'll be introducing the chassis at...

Bad news is that these batteries short out quickly if you don,t keep charged. You'll probably have to buy a new one and keep a trickle charger on it. I'm bad abou trickle charging too, and have gone through three batteries. On top of that, if the battery voltage goes, the IP gauges act up...