I built my own rotisserie. Combo of plans bought on eBay. My son has body business and he will get a lot of use of it, so went ahead and built it. My 52 GMC was in very good shape, just some rust in the floor of the cab. Had a vent on the roof (Army ambulance). All I can say is, it makes work so much easier on the rotisserie. Scraping undercoater off the floor, body work on the roof, welding horizontal instead of vertical or overhead, not to mention painting that "hippo" as mentioned. Roll that thing all around the shop, back and forth to the paint booth. Nice. We're primed (#3)and ready to wet sand and paint. And herculiner the bottom, wheel wells, firewall, etc. Of course, we haven't fitted the doors yet so I may rethink if things have moved around a bit. No seams cracked that we saw. I don't have photobucket accnt. Got lots of pic I can email if interested..Just my 2 cents worth. YMMV
azcornman
| 1953 Chevy pickup restored-sold to purchase Toy Hauler trailer | 1964 GMC long bed Pickup 305 big block V/6 bought to restore with son and his 14 yr old son
