The support is all metal, and I made a small cage to rap the cloth around. I'll be doing the same sort of thing for the pickup I'm working on and will try and remember to take more pictures as I go this time around.

 

Yeah, John, do that, I'd like to see how you put that together!

 

John, as I've told you before, that thing is sweet!

 

I will Pat but can't say for sure when that will be.

 

Thanks Adam and glad you signed on .

 

Great story and build John.

 

Thanks Sean, I'll have to get back to adding to it in the next little while.

 

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I build this rotisserie so I could work on the underneath with a little more ease.

 

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I was fortunate enough to have the material delivered to the mine where I worked and got use of their band saw to cut all the pieces to length.

 

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Used the cab mount holes on the front.

 

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On the back end I used the mounting points to the frame and nervously hung it from the bolts.

 

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Here it is as a merry go round.

 

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The body was perfectly balanced and you can see by the pin lying on the floor there was no free roll of the body.

 

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This pic shows where I boxed in the underside to protect the inside of the outer panels.

 

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Made things much easier to spray the bedliner underneath as well.