Creative Ways to Undercoat (No Rotisserie)

[joeko23]

Hey guys, looking for creative ways to undercoat without a rotisserie, any suggestions? I have the defender pro system.



Thanks

[Yukon Cornelius]

Build some cribbing and get the vehicle as high up as you can.

[Westcoastrfg]

Start, it will be done soon

[Wall]

I actually built a tilt jig out of wood, it's lightweight, strong, and cheap.

[expensivehobby22]

Care to post a bit more specifics on the dimensions, connections, etc of your jig? I plan on doing one of these for my 68 bird.

[BMR Sales]

I actually built a tilt jig out of wood, it's lightweight, strong, and cheap.

a friend of mine did something very similar for a Porsche - we called it the Rocking Chair!

[Wall]

a friend of mine did something very similar for a Porsche - we called it the Rocking Chair!

Yeah pretty much what it is, lol.

expensivehobby22 Here's a video of me putting it on it's side. I built it in 2015 and have it put away right now. I didn't really document anything when I built it since I just used what I had laying around to build it.

I will see if I can get it out soon and get some more pics but I got the idea from this thread http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...4539&showall=1

You can also google "tip over jig" and find a lot of info. If you start on it and have any questions just let me know and I will try to help out.

[expensivehobby22]

Thanks

[Build-It-Break-It]

It's funny because I have an auto rotisserie and like the wood one better from what I see. It seems faster to bolt on ,less space when stored,no rusting,etc etc. Nicely done