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Old 05-03-2005, 01:25 AM
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Default Body Rotisserie?

Hope this is in the right forum. Searching and checking all of the photos here, I see alot of cars on rotisseries. Where did you get them or make them? If their homemade any one good any suggestions? Mentally walking through my prjoect, it would be tons easier. Thanks
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Old 05-03-2005, 07:37 AM
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Here are some from my last car. I got mine from "Accessible Systems". But if you wanted to build one it wouldn't be hard if you had a welder. Also if anyone is interested in how "soda" blasting works one of the pic.s was taken after blasting.
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Old 05-03-2005, 07:50 AM
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Another one available is the Roto 2000.

http://www.theroto2000.com/

I made mine with the help of my neighbor:




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Here is the one we used on my car.....I don't remember the name,but the pictures may help with potential ideas if you decide to build one....






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My father and I built the one for my car. Although I don't have any pics because my site is down. I used 2.5" oil pipe, although if I was going to build another I would go with square tubing. It worked well though. If you are going to build one make sure and add 2 locking points on each side and add grease certs so it will turn easier. I would recommend "locking" casters as well because you will probably move it around the shop from fabrication to body work and so on. I wish I had demensions of it. I had a guy come by last week to get demensions to build one for his 442. I had post over at PT or search some threads I know this is a subject that has been talked about and covered over there.

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Whatever you decide, make sure it has those hydraulic shocks on it. I've heard they are a God send.
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