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mounting on a rotisery

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lil bull

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I have a 65 coupe that I need to totaly restore and wondered what would be the best places to bolt on the rottissery arms. the ear frame that goes under the trunk is shot on the passenger side. Should I try to replace that first or is there a better way to mount it that on those rails? where on the front would be the best place? the whole floor pan needs replaced as well.
 

rusty428cj

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I mount ours where the front and rear bumper bolts on.



 
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