As I steel myself for the unenviable job of lying on the cold garage floor with bits of rust falling in my eyes, I find that a rotisserie has made its way up my list of tools I really wish I had. Today’s CPotD was lifted from this Hemmings.com page documenting the restoration of Kent Sullivan’s ’66 Corsa convertible.
A couple years ago I'd read some articles about building your own rotisserie from two engine stands and some square tubing. It required some welding, so I never gave it much thought at the time. Now that I have a welder that dream could become a reality. Harbor Freight’s current price is $60 for a one-thousand pound stand. I’m sure it’ll go on sale for much less someday, and when it does, I may have to pull the trigger.
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