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#980210 10/21/2013 10:30 PM
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does anyone have a set of plans to build a rotisserie for a 47-53 burb, or know of someone that has a set of plans?

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When you say rotisserie I'M thinking BBQ




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1937 Chevy 1/2 ton panel
1953 GMC 2 ton. future car hauler

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If there is such a device, it would work for all A-D years, 47-55.

A panel/suburban/canopy rotisserie would be an interesting and impressive device. The bottom of the body would have to to be rigidly supported from front to back, or there would the danger of producing stress cracks, especially in solder-joints.

People have posted photos of rolling frames made of wood. This worked fine for me.

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I have mine up on a roto at present. It's just a standard unit that a buddy of mine picked up from Eastwood.


Is rust considered a body style?
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Post a link to a picture, please. Or, email a photo to me and I will post it.

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No pics at this point.


Is rust considered a body style?
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My brother has a 69 Plymouth Roadrunner body shell on a rotisserie he built from two Harbor Freight engine stands with angle iron bolted between the bases to join them. It works well, and all that needs to be done is to figure out where the center of gravity on the body is, to bolt the brackets so it can be rolled to any position desired while working on it.
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