Man this guy always has to show off!!! Wood blocks just are'nt good enough!:bow:

Here is what I used when I installled my TKO...

http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps3ce1bc49.jpg

I got mine done to our big show that was held last week end.

http://sarkeri71.kuvat.fi/kuvat/LAHD...G/_img1280.jpg

And that a one of its kind Hemi-Challenger on them.

nice car, Juhani. The color combination is great. Is that an alligator skin roof?

looks like gator grain to me

stands i made on my cnc Attachment 50741

Thanks guys.
Yep, Gator skin, 426, 727, all #match. If I remember correctly its only one existing with those options.

The Challenger is not mine, it's my good friends.
He loaded it to me for my Auto-Rama contest. Witch I won!

If you look my stands, they have three step beads on the X-side and another step bead as a outside border, dimbles and pressed donut with dimble in the middle on the other. I left them to bare metal, top and corners welded with tig both side.

66fury, your stands look awesom.

thanks superb70,i will prob never use them again but when i was scraping all the undercoat off the bottom of my fury they came in handy.

^ I use rotisserie for that.

I wish i had that option. I restored my car back in '90 and did it at shop i worked at on weekends.i had no garage . Fast forward 23 yrs ,i had repainted car in 2008, but still bothered me that i never did underside. So over the coarse of a year i scraped , epoxied and raptor lined underside.if i ever do another car it will start by building a rotisserie first ! Love that challenger, my first car was a 70 r/t plum crazy 383 auto p.o.s

Rotisserie agony !
 

I agonized over buying a rotisserie and finally started looking all over craiglist to buy a used one. Then it hit me that they have really good resale value. I decided I could resell it for within a few hundred dollars of what I paid as long as I keep it in good shape. The one I bought would cost me more to build than what I paid new for it. So, I finally decided to take the plunge. Only downside is that it is so nice that now I am thinking of keeping it :-) But the plus it breaks down in small pieces and will easily store in my shed if I decide to keep it. So there is one more way to look at it I guess !

Oh and I did build some DSE style stands first thing and I use them all the time. I even stacked them to mock up the tire locations when the car was on the rotisserie.

http://i.imgur.com/3O73G07l.jpg

^ me too!

I'd first build those 2x4 stands with a little twist. I have a little add on so I can raise when I need another 10".

I builded my own rotisserie, made it a kinf HD version, it can be tow'ed with car/truck/ ATV, it has trailer hubs with 13" wheels or it can be pushed too.
http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/...t/IMG_1250.jpg

After this pic was taken, I've shorten the uprights so it will fit inside my enclosed trailer and add'ed an towbar that turn the front wheels at the same time.
http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/...t/IMG_1251.jpg
And also the pivetpoint of the car is made from trailer hubs so its easy to turn with one hand and locking wheel to lock the car to almost any position.