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Has anyone ever used a rotisserie while restoring a vehicle? I`m thinking of getting one to help me complete some projects and was hoping to get some more info.
Yes I got one last winter. best $1100 bucks ever spent. I ended up with an Auto twirler shipped was $1132 to Detroit. No powder coat, bare steel. 7 colors now...
Working on EB's myself, definatly worth the investment. If I wasn't putting $4k in an engine build, I'd be buying one myself. You never see a used one for sale.
Working on EB's myself, definatly worth the investment. If I wasn't putting $4k in an engine build, I'd be buying one myself. You never see a used one for sale.
I bet there never will be either. I have not had to lay on my back much lately. When you are an old fart it make ya feel young again
The EB's fit like a dream with the frame inserts. You can lift them up w/o removing anything but the bumpers.
They make a nice bumper jack too they lift the front end up around 4" Here it is an action last winter. Another one of the 6 EB's in for a frame off restoration. (Never done)
Thanks Carlene. FTE is a great place I can't believe I never found it before now.
I have a 69 1/2 Cab from Colorado Springs we got it last fall. All original up for a frame off next winter if we finish the other 3 EB's all
The guy we got it from gave it to his kid, was Teal but the kid wanted to spray bomb it. Needless to say dad was pissed & sold it on Ebay... Now she awaits her turn in the Barn.
I called Eastwood & they were out of stock so the girl gave the Mfg. # & he made us a great deal. You will not be sorry,
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A cheaper way to go is get two decent engine stands, some steel square tube and make up your own if you can. I had seen drawings online before to do that.