how about this rotisserie?

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I've seen octagonal units built out of square tube for Porsches. Heavier cars might be challenging.




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abdywgn said:
wonder how much shipping would be?:lol:
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It would be expensive. Get a quote on one and let us know. I like a unit that holds it on the ends. Thinking those round hoops will get in the way.


This is what I am looking at buying. Titan ROT-4500-G2 Automotive Rotisserie | Wholesale Lifts

New model that just came out, upgrade from G1

They have a warehouse in Greenwood, Indiana (Southside of Indianapolis) so no shipping cost for me other than a few gallons of gasoline.

Tom
 
PROSTOCKTOM said:
It would be expensive. Get a quote on one and let us know. I like a unit that holds it on the ends. Thinking those round hoops will get in the way.


This is what I am looking at buying. Titan ROT-4500-G2 Automotive Rotisserie | Wholesale Lifts

New model that just came out, upgrade from G1

They have a warehouse in Greenwood, Indiana (Southside of Indianapolis) so no shipping cost for me other than a few gallons of gasoline.

Tom
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Nice looking unit. Seems reasonably priced. And then the extras.
Do you remember the "wooden" model that was on one of the AMC forums? It was holding a Hornet to boot!
 
Righty Tighty said:
That's a neat design, but those casters would take a heck of a lateral load when the user tries to roll it onto them. Unless I'm missing something.
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A bare 911 tub, depending on year weighs between 500-600 lbs., so if you were careful those casters would probably live when you turned it over with two guys. :rolleyes:

Tom
 
1MeanA said:
I've seen octagonal units built out of square tube for Porsches. Heavier cars might be challenging.




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That looks alot like the home made one my volare body has been sitting on for too long now
PS a body wgn.... Whatcha got that you're considering a rotisserie for?
I've seen a couple basically between where you are and where I'm at listed for sale on CL, MP, etc lately. Think one was out by Wilmington if I remember right. That one was last week
 
volaredon said:
That looks alot like the home made one my volare body has been sitting on for too long now
PS a body wgn.... Whatcha got that you're considering a rotisserie for?
I've seen a couple basically between where you are and where I'm at listed for sale on CL, MP, etc lately. Think one was out by Wilmington if I remember right. That one was last week
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I'm past that, in that, IF I got something on it, it would never get done. and you've seen the garage, there is no pace to put it. Thanks anyway for thinking of me.:thumbsup:
 
I'm catching up with you on the fullness of my 2 garages. And still am somehow squeezing in an 80s truck cab to weld up. You wouldn't believe how much stuff I had to stack in the driveway to get this in.. and how's this rotisserie? I have the cab sitting 90* to that right now so I can raise it up and park my Fury underneath

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