Check this out!!

http://bayala13.tripod.com/

Here's the pricey rotisserie I bought from Accessible Systems in Tennessee:
http://www.71protouringchevelle.com/113002-05.JPG
http://www.71protouringchevelle.com/121402-02.jpg

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Gregg Haskin
72 Chevelle SS
71 Pro Touring Chevelle
ZZ502 Crated RATs in both
TEAM CHEVELLE #726 ACES #4486
“What the heck are all these extra nuts & bolts for?”

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Gregg,
Your's looks pretty http://www.chevelles.com/forum/cool.gif

But the guys selling the other one need to at least add casters to it to make it easily movable.

Anyone with good welding skills and a chop saw can make on of these.

Joe

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The Chevelle Page (http://www.geocities.com/diels12000)

Nice chevelle Gregg,
Joe,
It's drilled for casters and I've used them before but they are only needed if a person cannot dedicate a area in you shop for it while it is loaded. Even after it is loaded the unit can still be moved fairly easily. I would recomend a steel caster since rubber and even poly wheels don't hold up with paint strippers. They would have to lock also so you are not chasing it across the floor any time you apply any pressure to either side of the car while working on it.

I was wondering why i couldn't find my post.
http://www.chevelles.com/cgi-bin/forum/forumdisplay.cgi?action=displayprivate&number=18&topic=002986

My brother inlaw built one like the one the guy is selling for about $130.