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Leading Automotive Equipment Dealer Since 1987
Whether you're customizing your vehicle or building a car from scratch, it is imperative to own an auto rotisserie that allows you to maneuver the frame safely. Our selection of car rotisseries boasts a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate different types of vehicles. With most of our equipment holding a capacity of up to 3000 pounds, you can ensure not only your own safety but also the safety of your vehicle while it is on the rotisserie.
These rotisseries with solid steel frames promise long-lasting durability and strength without compromising efficiency and maneuverability. Allowing you to get up close and personal with some of the most intricate details of your project, many of our featured products include a hydraulic cylinder system meaning you can enjoy 360-degree rotation and even height adjustment. Our car rotisseries are always priced competitively and will grant you the gift of safety, control, and precision over any project. After disassembly, you can easily transport bodies and frames to the sand blaster or painter on one of our elite body carts. Also holding up to 3000 pounds with zero wobble transport and adjustable posts, a body cart is the perfect compliment to an auto rotisserie in the restoration business!
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For the most important projects, check out our most advanced automotive rotisserie -- the AutoTwirler ATP-0110. With new mounting arms, a new balancing kit, a new pivot point, and new wheels, this is one of the best on the market! Get it here for the best possible price!
If you're looking for something a bit smaller and more basic, our Auto Lift CR-3000 car rotisserie is suitable for beginners. Any job can be accomplished while the car body is mounted, including painting, priming, sandblasting, and bodywork at accessible angles and comfortable working heights.
From intensive projects to small adjustments, get to working on your restoration with ultimate control over the customization of your vehicle. Whether car restoration is your hobby or profession, you deserve to have equipment you can trust. Want to know more about our auto rotisseries? Give us a call today and our team of experts at Best Buy Auto Equipment will be happy to assist you!
Whether you are trying to work on the underside of a vehicle or want to restore an old vehicle, being able to access your car from multiple angles will be vital. One of the best ways to do this is with an auto body rotisserie. With the right tools and materials, it is possible to build an auto body rotisserie yourself. This can be an intensive project, but by welding a frame and supports, you can be working on your restoration in no time.
To begin attaching a car to a rotisserie, you first want to strip it down. This can be a complete strip down for a full restoration or partial, assuming your rotisserie is capable of holding the weight. Either way, it is recommended to remove the transmission and engine before attaching a vehicle to a rotisserie. Once this has been completed, you will want to identify the strongest points in your vehicle that you will mount the rotisserie to. This is where you will attach brackets. Once the brackets have been attached, roll your rotisserie over to your vehicle and drop your vehicle onto the rotisserie. Be sure to check the clearances of your vehicle before lifting to ensure you will not damage your car or your space.
The most important step in making a car spit is understanding the types of vehicles you will be using it on. With this in mind, you will want to plan out the type of frame you will want. Next, begin cutting out the pieces for the frame and the supports, and weld them together.
A rotisserie restoration is when car is completely disassembled, and the body is taken off the frame. Then the body or frame is placed on the car rotisserie, and restoration can begin.
