**WTB a used Auto Rotisserie**

[cencalc6]

Looking to buy a used Auto Rotisserie for my 69 Camaro.

[Ketzer]

You and me both. It's a tough call on wether to build my own or buy one done. Most of the used ones I've seen, haven't been much of a bargain. I had a chance to buy a home-built one locally, it was built to spin a tank but my money and timing wern't right.


Jeff-

[cencalc6]

Bump!

[cencalc6]

Still looking!

[Sparks67]

It is too bad that you are in CA. I have a whirly Jig Pro that I like to sell. I have all the accessories for first gen Camaro. Mount stiffener and Camaro brackets. As for the hydraulic cylinders, then you have to buy some new ones. We used the harbor freight ones, but I think we had to replace 3 of them. Anyway, here is the company. http://www.whirlyjig.com/ Shipping would be to much, based on the current gas prices.

http://www.whirlyjig.com/comparison_...jig_models.htm

One thing nice about the whirlyjig is that you can turn the car, and lock into place with the shure lock. So, you are not limited by the angle, so you can do 180 or 270 or what ever you want. The other Rotisseries don't seem to have this feature. For example, the photo below is locked in at that angle. You don't want to spin freely. I sell it for $1100 with all accessories. Can you buy a cheaper one? Yes. Whirly Jig is the only rotisseries that keeps the car in parallel, basically you have 2 bars for support. See the other rotisseries use a single bar for support.

[Ketzer]

I ended up buying one from Metro Lifts off ebay. I have been very pleased with it so far. It has all the adjustments and stops everyone talks about. Was $975 plus shipping.






Jeff-

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Originally Posted by cencalc6

Looking to buy a used Auto Rotisserie for my 69 Camaro.

whats your budget for one?

[cencalc6]

Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab

whats your budget for one?

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