anyone ever build this

shoguun

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a cart of some sort that you lay an empty car shell on. something that bolts onto the frame whit wheels so you can move it

 

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2+2GT

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65ShelbyClone

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Sure people have built them. It's called a rotisserie.

 

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2+2GT said:

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ya thats exactly what im looking for. details?

not looking for a rotisserie more of what is in the picture

 

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shoguun said:

ya thats exactly what im looking for. details?

not looking for a rotisserie more of what is in the picture

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Just some square tube and a couple of HD casters. This one attaches to the inner pivot bolt of the lower control arm. The arms, of course, are not installed.

 

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ya i think im gonna have to build something like that. im might need it for the back to

 

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Try searching the internet (or forums like VMF specifically) for the phrase "chassis dolly".

 

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Loup-garou said:

Try searching the internet (or forums like VMF specifically) for the phrase "chassis dolly".

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oh ok i swear i thought of about 10 terms and i couldnt find anything. ill search chassis dolly

 

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The guys I know use an old 6 cylinder axle for the rear. Attaches to any 64-73 Mustang with 4 bolts.

 

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2+2GT said:

The guys I know use an old 6 cylinder axle for the rear. Attaches to any 64-73 Mustang with 4 bolts.

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dam i already scrapped mine

 

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Like this...

this is with my 66 coupe on it fully loaded. I used 2.5" o.d., 1/4" wall square tubing with some 2.5" i.d. tubing for the mounts. Everything is adjustable to fit various frame widths and lengths. I had my 69 Falcon wagon (fully loaded again) on it for a while before the Stang went on.

 

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shoguun

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tweet66 said:

Like this...

this is with my 66 coupe on it fully loaded. I used 2.5" o.d., 1/4" wall square tubing with some 2.5" i.d. tubing for the mounts. Everything is adjustable to fit various frame widths and lengths. I had my 69 Falcon wagon (fully loaded again) on it for a while before the Stang went on.

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wanna send me your designs