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Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: VIPERDUST] #730951
07/19/10 03:44 PM
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Pinelands , NJ
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i bought the Whirlyjig to do my Challenger. was well worth it. after i was finished, i knew that i wasn't doing another rotisserie resto, so i sold it. paid 2G's for it with the options and sold it for $1600. the way i look at it, it was like a $400 rental.

Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: joelson6] #730952
07/19/10 11:48 PM
07/19/10 11:48 PM
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kalamazoo, MI.
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I did get the autotwirler, very well built, and a good looking piece.

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Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: VIPERDUST] #730953
07/20/10 08:22 AM
07/20/10 08:22 AM
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Vandergrift,PA
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Any more thoughts on my point anyone? All advice is helpfull

Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: The70RTChallenge] #730954
07/20/10 11:23 AM
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Sacramento CA
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Any more thoughts on my point anyone? All advice is helpfull




You are probably going to need to build yourself some sort of jig so that you can maintain the true position of the car and relocate your new rear frame rails.

Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: Morty426] #730955
07/20/10 11:33 AM
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Fremont, CA.
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I bought my rotisserie at SEMA in 06' on a special deal they were having. $1,000 delivered. It's powder coated. It's a nice unit.

http://www.bestbuyautoequipment.com/AutoTwirler-Plus-p/atp-0108.htm

Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: Topcat] #730956
07/23/10 07:04 PM
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Vandergrift,PA
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just to be up to $1,700 after accessories to fit my challenger...... i have considered making one, but i have no were near the experience to succesfully make something to support the car structurally myself.

Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: The70RTChallenge] #730957
08/06/10 09:06 PM
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California
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I started with the rotating end kits from uscartool.com and built the rest of it myself. I built is specifically to fit in my standard sized 2-car garage. Yes, I can flip an E-body all the way around with the garage door OPEN.

http://s250.photobucket.com/albums/gg241/hemibill/rotisserie/

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Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: The70RTChallenge] #730958
08/06/10 10:00 PM
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Caledon, Ontario
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I've been recently looking at rotisserie's to help my restoration. But Being that my summer job will just barely make enough money to buy all the sheetmetal i need to repair the rust, it's a tough decision to spend that much money. If you have an everyday job and can afford to restore a car in the first place i can understand buying one, but being that i'm a teenager and only have a summer job to support my restoration is it really worth it? Another question is, what happens if your rear frame rails are ROTTEN through and through and you barely have a trunk left? The rotisserie won't really serve you any good untill you get your trunk and frame reails replaced, so by then your already halfway through rus repair? I could see borrowing a friends or renting from someone, but in my case, what's the sense in buying one?Any advice for me?




I would personally do that type of work on the ground anyway, then if you have access..mount it on a rotisserie to clean up welds and prep the body after it's solid again... theres nothing you can't acheive with 4 good axle stands and a level... a rotisserie isn't needed it just makes some of the job easier

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Re: Auto rotisserie [Re: smac77] #730959
08/06/10 10:15 PM
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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