WE MADE A CAR ROTISSERIE CHEAPLY OUT OF SCRAP METAL PIPE AND WHY EVERY CAR GUY NEEDS ONE!!!

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[@walterkucharski4790]

I built mine on scaffolding casters so I could wheel it outside for blasting and grinding. Great job Stretch!

[@JOKER-ee9xv]

Glad to see you are posting again, i was a faithful follower

[@reidgilker4527]

I built one for myself 10 years ago using 1/4" thick seamless 2" square steel, was costly, but the end result was, I could turn a 1969 Chevelle SS body 360 degrees with one finger.. I still have my rotisserie and love it!!

[@Biokemist-o3k]

This is fantastic. Oil rig pipe is a little more expensive up here in Pa I would think but I absolutely need one of these. I found a 1072 Porsche that needs a ton of TLC and she needs to be on a rotisserie.

[@Rsandman41]

You did a great job and with the right wood and cooked low and slow the car will taste great also.LOL Looks well built and will last a long time.

[@luke-bookbear]

Lol! Car will taste great! Haha!

[@hombredeacero3131]

That is a cool build

[@johnsnyder5009]

What size pipe did you use

[@1pcfred]

I like my chassis cooked low and slow.

[@edwardsilva895]

I think he'll regret not making it portable by adding castors....