You have a full picture of that Buggy ? Looks cool, what I can see.

Here's a couple pics. Work got halted a couple years ago but I plan to get back to it at some point. I wanted a low slung single seat rail with a low center of gravity so I built a funny car style cage inside a 2 seater & ended up with this. It should be near impossible to roll & the 113" wheelbase should allow me to climb short, nearly vertical walls with a little momentum.
 

 

 

 
This is what the chassis looked like set up for 2 seats. You lay back at a 45 degree angle. This keeps the weight low in the chassis for stability.
 

Thank you guys for convincing me it's OK to get a 3rd Pinto. !!! I got this one up in Bel Air, CA from the orginal owner! He had every bit of paperwork on the car since he bought it and it was garage kept with a soft cover on it. It has a sunroof and the interior is nice. It's a 73 Runabout with a sunroof and is a blast to drive around in. Of course, I've named her the Princess of Bel Air. hahhaha

Did you ever think you would find a place for folks like us? Welcome!

Brian happy to help ! If you want different year taken I can get more.   Fred   

Here's the link to what started me on the tilter.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=44539&highlight=rotisserie
It has lots of info in it. I used the plans that are in post 28 (I think), as a beginning. The way I build things is to just start doing it. No real detailed plans. Alot of this is dependant on the car you are doing, how high off the floor it is when you start, etc.
let me know if you need more info.
Russ