1957 Cadillac project update

Started by DRD57, July 11, 2005, 12:08:29 AM

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tom36

Don, you absolutely amaze me. With your attention to details that is going to be one georgeous Caddy!  Tom..

sirstude

Don,

Did you build the rotissiere?  Looks good, what thickness and cross section are the uprights?  I have one that I built for frames, but might have to rebuild it for the body, sure would be handy to roll it over without using a pile of tires now that the rockers are done.

Thanks
Doug
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Looks great Don, hope to see ya on the salt? :D
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DRD57

Quote from: "sirstude"Don,

Did you build the rotissiere?  Looks good, what thickness and cross section are the uprights?  I have one that I built for frames, but might have to rebuild it for the body, sure would be handy to roll it over without using a pile of tires now that the rockers are done.

Thanks
Doug

1. Yes
2. 2.5" X .250" wall

Building the rotissiere was one of my brighter ideas. It made the repairs to the floors, the countless hous of block sanding and the painting of the bottom of the car much easier to do.

flt-blk

Looks great Don!

How many miles do you have on the Roadster now?
Philosophy of hot rods
The welder is the Yin and the Grinder is the Yang

DRD57

Quote from: "flt-blk"Looks great Don!

How many miles do you have on the Roadster now?

Dunno, but I haven't worn it out yet. I guess I'll just have to try harder.

phat46

That's an incredible amount of work, but top shelf all the way!!!!!