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I think the answer is yes. The frame does go up in the rear from the level spot that runs under the majority of the middle.

I don't trust the structure of the versa enough to do all the mods on that body. That's why I want to attach the body to a frame. Versa wheelbase is 101.5 as I measured and the sport is a 102. I was just using the 4dr frame to keep costs down.

That's the basic idea

I was going to do a solid front axle swap as well so wheel rub issues shouldn't come into play. I think the most challenging part is gonna be dropping my bumpers to legal height and still looking stock-ish

It's gonna be fun one and I got the wife to go along with the idea since they were both her vehicles to begin with.

It will be a squeeze and I'm gonna be doing some body work on the versa to gain a little in the front.

I'm putting the versa on the mounty frame. The versa has a blown motor and the mounty had lived in MN it's whole life and is starting to rust through the floor. The frame and motor are good and I figured since the explorer/ mountaineer was the most scrapped vehicle in the cash for clunkers and...

So I've been here on the forum looking for info to help with repairs on my 2000 5.0 mounty. Now that I got the wife an 08 navigator I want to switch it to a 102 wheel base so I can put a 2012 Nissan versa on in place of the 4 door body. Just wondering if it would be easier to get a sport frame...