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| Posted: 07-12-2006 04:01 am |
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I borrowed Greg's rotisserie and made a copy so I could return his. Since then I improved on the idea by modifying two engine stands to hold the mounts I copied from Greg's. I can lower and raise the car while it is on the rotisserie as well as rotate the car 360 degrees and lock it in place at about 10 angles. Just last week I built an adapter so I can now use mine on either the old style steel bumper cars or the newer style rubber bumper cars. I have attached some photos. Attachment: Slide1.JPG (Downloaded 151 times)
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