Rotisserie install-------
Heck yeah you can do that!!
What is your intention for the car? If you want to do a full nut & bolt restoration, then use a rotisserie. You can have access to every nook and cranny on the car.
If you have a running & driving car that you maybe want to do some body work on and freshen up the paint/interior/suspension/etc, then you don't need to put it on a rotisserie. Just my opinion.
It's your car, do what you feel is right.
I'm doing a full resto, so mine went on the pig roaster...
'70 Duster - First MOPAR Build
Heck yeah you can do that!!
What is your intention for the car? If you want to do a full nut & bolt restoration, then use a rotisserie. You can have access to every nook and cranny on the car.
If you have a running & driving car that you maybe want to do some body work on and freshen up the paint/interior/suspension/etc, then you don't need to put it on a rotisserie. Just my opinion.
It's your car, do what you feel is right.
I'm doing a full resto, so mine went on the pig roaster...
'70 Duster - First MOPAR Build
