Rotisseries

[hls30.com]

Gary,

I'd love to come to a barbQ, but not one fueled by your house!

Will

[hls30.com]

There is an alternative to a full fledged rotisserie-it consists of two curverd frames that bolt on the heel hubs with lug nuts and allows the car to be rolled on its side-not useful in a garage unless you have space to roll it over, and not usefull if you plan to remove the suspension-but could be all you need for rust repair-if the suspension mounts are not part of the rust issue.

Will

[BlueZee]

There is an alternative to a full fledged rotisserie

Will

Something like this?

http://www.cjautos.org.uk/phdi/p1.nsf/supppages/cjautos?opendocument&part=4

Les

[hls30.com]

Same idea, different implementation!

Will

[NCLarry]

Same idea, different implementation!

Will

Hmmm.. I'd hate to be using that outdoors on a windy day...

:surprised

[texasz]

Look what I've found when searching UK pages:

http://www.cjautos.org.uk/phdi/p1.nsf/supppages/cjautos?opendocument&part=5

Nice, huh?

Les

WOW! Now that's impressive! You don't have to jack the car up repeatedly using cinder blocks to get it high enough to attach it to the rotiss.