A body front end body dollies
Mopar body dolly wheel set. This is a pair of front brackets and (2) body wheels that bolt onto your unibody using the front bumper bracket bolts. You can then roll the body around in your shop or take it onto your trailer to go to the paint shop, etc.
Each set includes two front swivel caster body wheels. The front brackets are specific for A body cars. This is a front set only.
Here is a set on my 70 Swinger using a pair of 420ish pound capacity wheels. The car rolls around very nicely with little effort.
I have other wheel choices ranging from 400 pounds to 1200 pounds. I can make these for E and B body cars as well.
I've seen similar items that are all pretty and powder coated sell for 240+ and up.
My price for the std set up and 410 - 650 pound wheels is $149 + shipping from California. For the 1200 pound wheel option, add $45
Rears would be priced at $149 also.
5% discount on front/rear purchases.
If I make these slightly shorter than what's displayed, I believe I can ship in a USPS flat rate box so it would be about $15-20 anywhere in the US insured
Mopar body dolly wheel set. This is a pair of front brackets and (2) body wheels that bolt onto your unibody using the front bumper bracket bolts. You can then roll the body around in your shop or take it onto your trailer to go to the paint shop, etc.
Each set includes two front swivel caster body wheels. The front brackets are specific for A body cars. This is a front set only.
Here is a set on my 70 Swinger using a pair of 420ish pound capacity wheels. The car rolls around very nicely with little effort.
I have other wheel choices ranging from 400 pounds to 1200 pounds. I can make these for E and B body cars as well.
I've seen similar items that are all pretty and powder coated sell for 240+ and up.
My price for the std set up and 410 - 650 pound wheels is $149 + shipping from California. For the 1200 pound wheel option, add $45
Rears would be priced at $149 also.
5% discount on front/rear purchases.
If I make these slightly shorter than what's displayed, I believe I can ship in a USPS flat rate box so it would be about $15-20 anywhere in the US insured
