11-18-2012, 09:26 PM
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Slow but willing learner
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Chattanooga, Tn
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Originally Posted by MARTINSR
Guys, I have to go with your suggestions, what would it hurt. I have done them but I have never put one of these big sixties convertibles on a rotisserie, there would be a lot of stress and why not, as mentioned, the tubing is cheap and it doesn't take a whole lot of work.
John, you have one the weakest bodies ever, your 36 Roadster, I did one once and that cowl to floor area, holy cow there isn't much support there at all. That and the weight of the doors pulling down. Just unbolt the cowl from the frame and the doors sag. 
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LOL yea, and that is if all the wood in that Murry body is good. If it isn't it just folds up in a little pile. Kind of like your T-shirt in the dresser drawer. 
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