Hello all, I built a chassis stand with some 2" square tube (1/8" walls) and I've only used it once. I used a little flux core welder and put some casters on it to roll around my garage back when I was going to use the flag system for chassis alignment. Since I find it easier to do it the old fashioned way I am not using the stand anymore and storing the car under my 4 post lift on some furniture dollies.
The stand is 29" tall x 43" long by 33" wide. I painted it with rustoleum gloss plack enamel paint and it looks like new (probably because it is, ha!)
The castors are 300lb weight limit each corner with a total weight limit of 1200lbs. I had my FE sitting on it all last winter but haven't used it since and it's taking up too much space if I'm not using it.
Asking $175
I also have an aluminum flag alignment system I made that can be used on most open wheel cars. I copied the design Steve Lathrop showed me and it works well but you have to either clamp your shocks so they don't move or temporarily replace them with threaded rod to keep them in proper position.
Asking $75 ( I have twice that in materials alone)
The stand is 29" tall x 43" long by 33" wide. I painted it with rustoleum gloss plack enamel paint and it looks like new (probably because it is, ha!)
The castors are 300lb weight limit each corner with a total weight limit of 1200lbs. I had my FE sitting on it all last winter but haven't used it since and it's taking up too much space if I'm not using it.
Asking $175
I also have an aluminum flag alignment system I made that can be used on most open wheel cars. I copied the design Steve Lathrop showed me and it works well but you have to either clamp your shocks so they don't move or temporarily replace them with threaded rod to keep them in proper position.
Asking $75 ( I have twice that in materials alone)
Chassis stand on casters
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