Rotisserie

[68ChargerJMP]

Here are some pics of a rotisserie I just finish building. Yes, I know its made of wood. Trust me, its rugged built. It didn't even flinch when I lifted the Charger. It has been up there for about 3 weeks now and no signs of fatigue of any kind. If anyone needs the measurements, let me know or I will probably sell it when I am done using it. I have maybe $300 in it all. Bolted up without any issues.

[Indygenerallee]

Now that is redneck!! but I like it other than you can't roll it around.

[68ChargerJMP]

Hey sometimes you gotta get a little red to make things happen on a budget.... I didn't need the added expense of casters for mobility. The car will sit right there until its done.

[nvrbdn]

it works, and its easier to work on the bottom like that. 

[68ChargerJMP]

Thanks.....Definitely alot easier. It will rotate 360 degrees, so I can put it exactly where I need it.

[68ChargerJMP]

Just a couple of more pics.

[CDN72SE]

Good work. 

[nvrbdn]

what a cheap way to spin that baby on its lid. keep the upgrades on the car coming.

[Dino]

Very nice!  I don't think you can build one out of steel for that price.  Good job man!   

[68ChargerJMP]

Thanks guys........I had my doubts about using the lumber, but the more I thought everything through, the more it seemed the easiest(cheapest) route.  I should have been way past this point of my build by now, but you know the story...Got settled down, married, we had a couple of kids. Things like that tend to put the brakes on a project, but maybe this will be the year to make some big progress on a long time coming resto. Looking forward to the next few weeks, I am planning on installing door hinges, subframe connectors, torque boxes and finishing up some welding and seam sealing and finally undercoating on the bottom.

[68 Bullitt Charger]

That is realy cool! Wow very creative. Good job.

[Darkman]

Very nice!  I don't think you can build one out of steel for that price.  Good job man!   

Yes you can!

I just built my rotisserie out of steel and cost me $150 for consumables (cut off discs, welding rods and paint).

[68ChargerJMP]

Subframe connectors are in. The rotisserie sure paid off for this installment. Hope to install some torque boxes in the next few weeks.

[Ghoste]

They look good on there don't they?  Doing it from lumber would never have occurred to me.