<VV> VirtualVairs Digest, Vol 72, Issue 24

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Dennis has it right. I have a "Whirly-jig" brand rotisserie. I had brackets welded up that match the body contour over the bumper bolt holes, and bolted them to the body. The rotisserie then attaches to the brackets. Unbelievely easy to work on the car! If you read your instructions from the rotisserie carefully, you can rotate the car body with one hand. I have swung my buddy's 64 convert with one finger and it just rolls over. 



Bob Johnston 

CORSA since '72 









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Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2011 16:23:56 -0800 
From: "Dennis Pleau" < dpleau at wavecable.com > 
Subject: Re: <VV> Rotisseries for Corvairs 
To: "'Virtual Vairs'" < virtualvairs at corvair.org > 
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Looks like a great unit.  I didn't look at the price... 

Corvairs are bolted on Rotisseries to the outside bumper bolt holes. 

dp