Pantera Roller

You need to fab up an axle shaft out of a piece of exhaust tubing or pipe.

It's a good idea also to put some old wheels and tires on it that won't matter if they get painted too.

Am I missing something?

just removing the engine and transaxle, unless you remove the suspension, the wheels are still usable

Agree with JFB.

You really need to take the half shafts off as well. That way they don't clunk around as you're moving the car.

Don't take the whole rear suspension off. I also agree with Doug about putting on some crappy wheels...,

Rocky

Thanks for all the input. to be clear. I am going to remove engine/trans and rear suspension, completely.

I think then logically you need to install some kind of a dolly that the car can be pushed around on.

Here, where I am, I don't know of any paint shops that I am on speaking terms with who will agree to take a car that is not drivable. I don't know how they are going to push around a freshly painted car and they are not willing to take up the entire shop with this one car that is not simple to move around.

I personally think that the chassis and the exterior paint need to be dealt with separately in most cases unless this shop is equipped to deal with a car on dollies.

Modok, strange that they don't have a dolly or two themselves? Are you sure they're the right company to trust your Pantera with? Are they used to total builds for demanding customers? Or only fixing fender benders=replacing parts?
Just asking...