Reply to "Rotisserie."

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

@bosswrench posted:
Back in the '90s, Ted Mitchell built his own rotisserie to successfully restore both his L and his son's pushbutton Panteras.
Ted included the plans and dimensions in a POCA Newsletter article (available free in the POCA Archives), if you're poor and handy in the garage. He said nothing beats doing underbody work standing up or sitting, instead of laying under a constant shower of debris or welding sparks.

Ted's article is in the Feb. 2003 issue. See pages 29-30 in the attached copy.

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