If you don't mind a glass car you can get them here, Wally Deskins's at C&W here in Brisbane does chassis / body combo's think they have a web site. Like I said Kiwi connection in the US will do you a full rolling chassis with everything on it fit for Oz compliance brakes suspension new 9" etc, and the Brookville steel bodies are beautiful, rods are like mustangs you can buy every part new, We have real 29 model Tudor body here to build for the bloke I work with. I personally think you are better to buy the chassis and body then get the rest of the stuff you like so it doesn't look like a pop out kit car. You then need decide what engine you want to run, most run a chev, this mostly due to the fact the oil filter fits between the rails, Fords stick out at an angle and can hit the rail, secret is to use a Landrover disco filter which is shorter. The 32 we are helping with is running a tradition Flathead with alloy heads and twin carbs, backed up by a manual shift T700. Another bunch that make bodies here is Deuce customs they are quite nice again glass. You can make a glass car look like a steel one but they tend to crack the paint from time to time.
