Rust prevention
I have some basic measurements for my redneck rotisserie I used to clean up and paint my underside of my 71 Barracuda. I threw it together without much thought. I added a few inches on both sides of overall width of my car. Since I wanted to to be able roll on its side in the garage, I kept the overall height to a minimum. I bolted the rear wood to the rear bumper brackets and bolted 2 by 6's to the front frame rails. Wood glue and screws holds it together. Two men rolled it on its side. I put carpet under the wood as car wanted to slide on the slick garage floor when rolling it over. The effort to roll it became less as it the car came closer to vertical. I added a leg to the rotisserie after the car was on its side to keep it stable. If you only roll it one direction, as I ended up doing, you only need one side to have the arc.
I have some basic measurements for my redneck rotisserie I used to clean up and paint my underside of my 71 Barracuda. I threw it together without much thought. I added a few inches on both sides of overall width of my car. Since I wanted to to be able roll on its side in the garage, I kept the overall height to a minimum. I bolted the rear wood to the rear bumper brackets and bolted 2 by 6's to the front frame rails. Wood glue and screws holds it together. Two men rolled it on its side. I put carpet under the wood as car wanted to slide on the slick garage floor when rolling it over. The effort to roll it became less as it the car came closer to vertical. I added a leg to the rotisserie after the car was on its side to keep it stable. If you only roll it one direction, as I ended up doing, you only need one side to have the arc.
