When I sand blasted (http://home.flash.net/~tomgr/pic/Chevelle/During/Blasting%20Setup.jpg) my body I needed to come up with a method of holding it on it's side for easy access to the bottom. I didn't want to spend the time and money building a rotisserie for one use, so I came up with a cradle design instead.

The cradle consisted of two 4X4 tee shaped frames (http://home.flash.net/~tomgr/pic/Chevelle/During/Chevelle12.jpg), with plywood gussets for strength and casters for mobility. It bolted to the bumber bracket attach points (http://home.flash.net/~tomgr/pic/Chevelle/During/Scraping.jpg) on the rear and the door hinge points on the front. The frames were symetrical. so I could tip the car on either side to work on it.

They worked great and I just threw them away when I was finished.

Tom

Nice pics. Did you powdercoat the frame? Looks like a nice area that your in also. Alot of room to move around and work on your project. Mark

I thought you lived in the desert there for a minute.
Sand and a tent :D Just kidding. Looks like
that worked pretty good. How much trouble was
it to get the body on and then stand it up?