Here is an alternative for you...
Put it on blocks, a couple concrete blocks high would make for easy roll-around with a creeper and paint the underside with Rustoleum hammered finish paint. It is tough as nails and you can brush on two coats in a days time. You would not have to remove the rear end or K frame and cost/hassle to you would be fairly minimal.
I used this paint on the underside of my Duster and it is a nice, tough, good looking finish.
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Put it on blocks, a couple concrete blocks high would make for easy roll-around with a creeper and paint the underside with Rustoleum hammered finish paint. It is tough as nails and you can brush on two coats in a days time. You would not have to remove the rear end or K frame and cost/hassle to you would be fairly minimal.
I used this paint on the underside of my Duster and it is a nice, tough, good looking finish.
C