Rotisserie wanted

[NickF]

Any Australians got rotisserie for sale?loan (long term) hire

Have plans to make but if can buy /borrow so much easier.

Nick

[phi22b@ck]

Nick -- I am in the US so I am unfortunately no help at all.. Let me know the results if you do end up building it -- here is a great write up on how to make one (sure you have already seen it but worth posting again).

http://www.zparts.com/zptech/articles/phenley/rotisserie/index.htm

[kmack]

I have plans for the rotisserie that I built for mine. If you were in the US I could build you one and ship it. Don't know what the cost would be to ship overseas though.

For anyone else who's interested here in the States, I will build and ship anywhere in the 48 states for $300. (Deposit is required, though)

[phi22b@ck]

how about sharing the plans? I understand if not... Just like to see the methods of madness I want to build one, but figure I have already burnt myself with the welding and grinding sparks -- I am almost done. Maybe when I restore something else I can apply the technique.

[kmack]

I'll post copies of the files in the downloads section of the forums.

Keep in mind the drawings are predominantly for the 240's. I'll make it clear in the downloads.

[Nigel Mulvey]

You might find these useful.

http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/rotisseriebydave.html

http://zhome.com/Classic/HowTo/MarcRotizzerie.htm

Pete Paraska had an interesting rotisserie on his site (made of timber!) but the link to his page seems to be dead.

[Z Kid]

A local guy in SA has just built a right angle for the front and rear, (much easier than a rotisserie) and you just push the car over onto its side to get at the underneath.

[inline4]

will a rotisserie built for a z work on a 510?