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Mission

At RR Frames / Backwoods Builds, we believe enjoyment can be found in hard work and pride of a quality product. We are the premier builder of modified Chevrolet frames and work relentlessly to provide our customers the best possible products and service for their classics. We aim to help you find more enjoyment in your classic car experience!

 

Our Specialty (and Pleasure)

Our niche market allows us to focus on the vehicles below.  We certainly aren't limited to these vehicles but they are our specialty and our brand was built on servicing these vehicles.  Our goal is always to make your classic feel and drive like new and our track record to make that happen is spotless.  Give us a call and let us work our magic!

1947-1959 CHEVY PICKUPS

Classic trucks back from the brink...hard to beat the vintage muscle style of America's best-selling truck from the 1st Series advance-design Chevy pickup era.    

1953-1962 CORVETTES

The "solid-axle" generation Corvettes capitalized on the public's enthusiastic reaction to Chevrolet's concept vehicle and they are absolutely stunning. 

1963-1982 CORVETTES

The C2 and C3 models are often referred to as the 'mid year' Corvettes. They have an amazing body style which remains popular today.

1955-1957 CHEVY CARS

The small-block V8 changed the motorsports industry.  The "Tri-Five" era dominated showrooms and races everywhere.

Gallery

Browse our proud owner's hot rods, and check out the stance of what yours would sit like!

Expertise?

Dylan Perreault / owner

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Why Frames?

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We want your old classic to drive like new.  We take the original frame rails and place them on our jig.  We weld each piece one by one so that the C4 corvette suspension bolts right in.  The modified frame comes with the cross members, torque arm and is sandblasted so that you can begin to assemble it.  We will walk you through putting it together or we can build you a rolling chassis.

 

 

 
 
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Kevin’s Upholstery

 
 

Our interior crafstman

We have the privilege of working with one of the best upholstery guys around! Kevin with Kevin’s Upholstery has been in the business for over 30 years. He is located here at RR Frames and does amazing work. Let these photos speak for themselves!

 
 
 

About Us

Dylan Perreault purchased RR Frames in 2021 from former employer and friend Rick Moore. He hopes to carry forward the pride and ethic this company was founded on.

RR Frames is proud to be the builder of quality frames for 1955-57 Chevy card, 1947-59 Chevy pickups, 1953-82 Corvettes and 1953-56 Ford pickups.

Dylan began his career with cars by earning a degree in Auto Body Restoration. He has honed and refined his welding skills over the years while working for Rick Moore. He considers metal fabrication and art form and enjoys the opportunity to create something new out of something old.

RR Frames is located in Billings, MT where Dylan resides with his wife, Raina and their 3 children. Dylan loves visitors and would be happy to show you the operation if you are ever visiting the beautiful state of Montana.

 
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— Larry Williams
I met Rick 7 years ago at Back to the Fifties. He had a really nice frame for a Tri Five that had all Corvette suspension on it. Being a Tri Five guy, I wanted one. I was going to build a 55 Nomad and this would be awesome and something that nobody else has. I was thinking about having Rick do the conversion, but he talked me into doing it myself. He said if I had any questions about the build I could call him for advice. He was a man of his word. I called him countless times for advice and every time I called he always had an answer for me and always had time to talk to me about how the build was going. We got to be friends over the years and I have to say, you will not meet a nicer, kinder and smarter man anywhere. If you are thinking about getting an RR Frame I guarantee you will not be disappointed.
— Bob Clover