Rotisserie info

kenfMember

Emailed Les, no response. Planning on building rotisserie for a Euro 73. No bumper mounts. Thinking of picking up on fwd. lower suspension mounts and aft.: ZF mounts and possibly 2 lower suspension mounts. Problem may be the 2 feet req'd. to go in to hit some major chassis structure. Any info appreciated. kfedirko@heliqwest.com

11/8/025:01 PM

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bosswrenchMember

OK, second suggestion: in Hemmings Motor News are most if not all the mfgrs of rotisseries and side-rockers. Why not call a few experts & pick their brains? I personally lean toward the side-rocker for floor-pan access since the car need not be hoisted up so far, and a few actually attach to working suspensions.

11/8/0210:40 PM

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