Body rack feeler
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Melting Slicks
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Body rack feeler
I've made up a few body racks in the past couple of years that friends have used to set there bodies on while doing a restorations. And I wanted to see if there would be interest for people doing restorations for a rack like this. I was thinking of pricing the racks at $1500 each. They are fully adjustable and will accept any body from 53-82. Better than the wooden ones I've seen out there.
Here is a photo of one of the racks
And here's a photo of the rack with the body on it ready to go to the body shop.
Here is a photo of one of the racks
And here's a photo of the rack with the body on it ready to go to the body shop.
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi 96,
Boy, that looks like a really serious body dolly.
For someone who's not going to use it on a series of cars it seems a lot money to devote to a 'tool', but it IS a beauty.
I built a wooden dolly and it lasted through a couple of uses over a couple of years but not for the long run like it looks like your's would.
Nice Work!
I'll bet they would sell at Carlisle!
Regards,
Alan
Boy, that looks like a really serious body dolly.
For someone who's not going to use it on a series of cars it seems a lot money to devote to a 'tool', but it IS a beauty.
I built a wooden dolly and it lasted through a couple of uses over a couple of years but not for the long run like it looks like your's would.
Nice Work!
I'll bet they would sell at Carlisle!
Regards,
Alan
Safety Car
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Oakland California
Hi 96,
Boy, that looks like a really serious body dolly.
For someone who's not going to use it on a series of cars it seems a lot money to devote to a 'tool', but it IS a beauty.
I built a wooden dolly and it lasted through a couple of uses over a couple of years but not for the long run like it looks like your's would.
Nice Work!
I'll bet they would sell at Carlisle!
Regards,
Alan
Boy, that looks like a really serious body dolly.
For someone who's not going to use it on a series of cars it seems a lot money to devote to a 'tool', but it IS a beauty.
I built a wooden dolly and it lasted through a couple of uses over a couple of years but not for the long run like it looks like your's would.
Nice Work!
I'll bet they would sell at Carlisle!
Regards,
Alan
That body dolly looks great
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Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2006
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From: Pittsburgh suburbs Pa.
Hi 96,
Boy, that looks like a really serious body dolly.
For someone who's not going to use it on a series of cars it seems a lot money to devote to a 'tool', but it IS a beauty.
I built a wooden dolly and it lasted through a couple of uses over a couple of years but not for the long run like it looks like your's would.
Nice Work!
I'll bet they would sell at Carlisle!
Regards,
Alan
Boy, that looks like a really serious body dolly.
For someone who's not going to use it on a series of cars it seems a lot money to devote to a 'tool', but it IS a beauty.
I built a wooden dolly and it lasted through a couple of uses over a couple of years but not for the long run like it looks like your's would.
Nice Work!
I'll bet they would sell at Carlisle!
Regards,
Alan
