Any Australians got rotisserie for sale?loan (long term) hire

Have plans to make but if can buy /borrow so much easier.

Nick

Nick -- I am in the US so I am unfortunately no help at all.. Let me know the results if you do end up building it -- here is a great write up on how to make one (sure you have already seen it but worth posting again).

http://www.zparts.com/zptech/articles/phenley/rotisserie/index.htm

I have plans for the rotisserie that I built for mine. If you were in the US I could build you one and ship it. Don't know what the cost would be to ship overseas though.

For anyone else who's interested here in the States, I will build and ship anywhere in the 48 states for $300. (Deposit is required, though)

how about sharing the plans? I understand if not... Just like to see the methods of madness I want to build one, but figure I have already burnt myself with the welding and grinding sparks -- I am almost done. Maybe when I restore something else I can apply the technique.

I'll post copies of the files in the downloads section of the forums.

Keep in mind the drawings are predominantly for the 240's. I'll make it clear in the downloads.

You might find these useful.

http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/rotisseriebydave.html

http://zhome.com/Classic/HowTo/MarcRotizzerie.htm

Pete Paraska had an interesting rotisserie on his site (made of timber!) but the link to his page seems to be dead.

A local guy in SA has just built a right angle for the front and rear, (much easier than a rotisserie) and you just push the car over onto its side to get at the underneath.

will a rotisserie built for a z work on a 510?