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Re: Suburban Rotisserie question
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Originally Posted by Gobuffalo
I have restored a number of cars and trucks. My best advice would be not to re move the body from the frame until your finished with any panel replacement.
Or you can build a jig that supports the body at the mounts. It's a lot of work for one restoration.
If you don't support the body at its mounting points correctly and you start replacing panels it will be very difficult to get everything lined up again.
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Nuts. I wanted to put my burb body on the rotisserie so I could do panel replacement! Mine will need some work in the rockers, rear lower quarters and the wheel arch.
Paul
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1969 Mercury Cougar XR7 convertible
1970 4WD Chevrolet Suburban
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