Re: Stewart's 1955 Packard 400
Posted by BH On 2014/3/12 10:41:10
Nice site and concise video.
Seems like and affordable price, but it's just a body truck - something to put the body on while off-frame that you can push around your shop.
Nevermind rust-through repair, after laying on my back to prep and paint the floor pan of my daily driver (a PITA), I'd rather have a full rotisserie, like their PRO model:http://www.autotwirler.us/product-p/pro.htm
Yeah, it's ~$1K more, but you can save a couple hundred if you buy it in bare steel. Paint it yourself with POR-15; topcoats are available in several colors.
I shudder to think of the cost of S&H, though.
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Seems like and affordable price, but it's just a body truck - something to put the body on while off-frame that you can push around your shop.
Nevermind rust-through repair, after laying on my back to prep and paint the floor pan of my daily driver (a PITA), I'd rather have a full rotisserie, like their PRO model:http://www.autotwirler.us/product-p/pro.htm
Yeah, it's ~$1K more, but you can save a couple hundred if you buy it in bare steel. Paint it yourself with POR-15; topcoats are available in several colors.
I shudder to think of the cost of S&H, though.
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