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Our 69 Coronet convertible is a rolling shell. I have wheel dollies to move it around, but was looking at pinch weld dollies to make it a little easier to move. The rockers are solid, floors replaced. Looks like a good idea, just want to know if anyone has had any good/bad experiences with...

Today was pull the rear end out and install the frame dollies. I little tight in the carport but it works. Next is the k frame . Learned make sure the car /jacks are high enough for the dollies. :BangHead: I was 8 inches short. Thor hung out .

If you came up 8 inches short, I would say that’s TMI buddy. :poke:

Eastwood has hammer and dolly sets that won’t break the bank… https://www.eastwood.com/autobody/hammers-dollies/kits.html

Ok torsion bars out and k frame. Up on dollies and just a couple more parts off and prep to prime. Came out no problems,very easy and nothing frozen.

Unending patience with the proper hammers and dollies? I've seen guys work those out and it's amazing.

Thanks to a tip from our own RC,my friend ordered two sets of Auto Twirlers car dollies. Today they get some paint,and tomorrow they will have the casters installed.

I had mine dropped off at home and lifted it on to moving dollies myself, then lifted the posts upright myself

...been working on the premise that good used American is way better than new Chinese for most of my tools. I avoid hammers with ‘reground’ faces and ‘new’ handles. Not the cheapest route, but pretty cost effective. I also picked up a set of new Fairmount dollies. Used proto hammers an option too.

Metal shears, a few different dollies and hammers, sheet metal attachment tools, such as Klecos. Are you ordering new panels or are you fabricating? Can of worms opened is correct. Hopefully you don't follow that mud vein up into the roof or cowl lol.

Go Jacks; they are the best wheel dollies around.

My steering box was cleaned and repainted and put on the shelve 6 months ago. Now reasembing the car now. started it today. the car is on dollies on the front. so if I am not holding the steering wheel, the front wheels turn to the right. When the meet the stop and can't turn any more the rpm...

My friend has his 70 Challenger T/A on a rotisserie with the suspension removed, both front and rear. His body guy says that the right front framerail is tweaked and the car needs to go on a frame machine. He wanted to get a set of body casters so they can roll the car onto the frame machine to...

I recently had my car on those four wheel dollies for each tire that enable you to push it around. Long story short, the extra 4” or so of lift made it much nicer to get in and out of… Is there any way to lift the overall height of the car about that much and still have it look normal? If it’s...

Gotta love the Flaming Fuchsia wheel dollies...

I made 3 sets of the wheel/tire stands with the left over lumber from the garage build. On one set, I put casters on them. There was plenty of leftover header and beam pieces from the garage build. All are on moving dollies. Love your build btw.

I’m In Search Of The Kwik Car Lift Dollies. Thank You

Got it taken care off

I've done both ways, weight on suspension and car on dollies with no suspension...... but always level the rockers and roof hold everything together pretty good anyway

Body hammers and body dollies. Make a template of the piece and flatten it out, trace yo new metal and work it. It might be one of the more fun things to do on a resto. 18 gauge is about the thickness. I've make more intricate shapes by welding smaller pieces together.