Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 8:16 pm
haha sweet, ur prolly usin em but i noticed u had a couple of guards there, u got a spare drivers guard?
lmao 
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Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 8:46 pm
Ratbox, I didn't think you were for real with the Ratbox Rotisserie. But you actually work on your car with it!! lmao
lmao Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 8:51 pm
i do have a guard but it's got lots of dents
yes i certainly do work on them like that
done it a few times now so far so good, not recomending it but it seems fairly safe
yes i certainly do work on them like that
done it a few times now so far so good, not recomending it but it seems fairly safePosted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:15 pm
Gotta love some of your methods ratbox! might be unusual but from the snaps i've seen your cars always come out looking pretty good-and always got some sort of cool custom work done, looking forward to seeing what you do with this one mate.
regards, jimmy
regards, jimmy
Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 8:04 am
With not having a rotisserie here either I have used the "Ratbox Corporation Patent Car Turneroverer" along with a few old tyres and I can say that it works very well and is cheap to buy.Edna Blueflash wrote:Ratbox, I didn't think you were for real with the Ratbox Rotisserie. But you actually work on your car with it!!
I would recommend the purchase of a Ratbox Car Turneroverer to help get to all those hard-to-get-places.
Thanks Ratbox from a very happy customer
Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 8:38 am
I suspect Ratbox has a cult following... 
Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 8:49 am
Edna Blueflash wrote:I suspect Ratbox has a cult following...
He pays me for endorsements Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 1:23 pm
i used to have more friends but they can't take a jokeEdna Blueflash wrote:I suspect Ratbox has a cult following...
i'm good at pretty much making something from nothing most of the cars i've done and there's been quite a few were all pretty much destined for the crusher, i've found them and given them a new life
i've bought the odd one that's a going regoed car and just lowered it etc but most have been very sad to start with, thet're not flash but get there fair share of attention Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 6:12 pm
so ratbox, when are you going to give us a "how-to" with the "Ratbox Corporation Patent Car Turneroverer"
it'd have to be a sticky for sure
luke.
it'd have to be a sticky for sure
luke.
Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 7:32 pm
FIRST I ACCEPT NO RESPOSABILLITY FOR ANY INJURIES YOU DO THIS AT YOR OWN RISK
i make the car as light as possable get something sturdy to support it and some old tyres jack the car up on the side then lift the rest of the way, put tyres under centre pillar/guttering and prop it with the pole
me and a mate lift the car, actually me and the missus did it this time but the more the merrier 
remember if yor gunna have a go at this it's serious if something goes wrong it's gunna hurt be safe
i make the car as light as possable get something sturdy to support it and some old tyres jack the car up on the side then lift the rest of the way, put tyres under centre pillar/guttering and prop it with the pole
me and a mate lift the car, actually me and the missus did it this time but the more the merrier
remember if yor gunna have a go at this it's serious if something goes wrong it's gunna hurt
be safePosted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 8:04 pm
we did aidans parts car the other day, exactly the same method but also tied from centre pillar to a tree for extra safety haha
Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 9:34 pm
A sticky for sure Luke...
Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 9:47 pm
In WA some potential defendants can escape liability for 'dangerous recreational activities'. I wonder if car building is a dangerous recreational activity????ratbox wrote:FIRST I ACCEPT NO RESPOSABILLITY FOR ANY INJURIES YOU DO THIS AT YOR OWN RISK
i make the car as light as possable get something sturdy to support it and some old tyres jack the car up on the side then lift the rest of the way, put tyres under centre pillar/guttering and prop it with the pole
me and a mate lift the car, actually me and the missus did it this time but the more the merrier
remember if yor gunna have a go at this it's serious if something goes wrong it's gunna hurt
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:15 pm
Hey Ratbox, I had missed some of your updates at the bottom of the 4th page. It's really good to see this thing moving forward as I know you struggle for motivation at times. It will be a sad day if you ever decide to hang up the tools and call it a day. Even if you did I would bet it wouldn't be too long and you would be popping up again with another fb/ek.
Looking at the last photos I would kill to have a look around your place at your toys / projects etc. Lots of old cool and interesting stuff there! Speaking of which, hows that windowless panelvan going you bought at the swap meet?
Keep up the great work
Looking at the last photos I would kill to have a look around your place at your toys / projects etc. Lots of old cool and interesting stuff there! Speaking of which, hows that windowless panelvan going you bought at the swap meet?
Keep up the great work
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:33 pm
well the last one BIL MOSS was it never gunna do this again the austin is a sloooow project it's in the shed still waiting on a torana front end and cause it's in the shed that's why the FB/EK is out in the big blue shed, i'm keen at the moment but this weather is killing me either freezing cold or stinking hot 
the austin is a sloooow project it's in the shed still waiting on a torana front end and cause it's in the shed that's why the FB/EK is out in the big blue shed, i'm keen at the moment but this weather is killing me either freezing cold or stinking hot