68 Olds 442 Body mounted on Rotisserie DTR Automotive

take a look at some steps to what it takes to remove a body and mount on a rotisserie for a restoration
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[@oldsmanmike2803]

Very interesting to see this car come apart and get restored. There looks like there is something over the camera lens that is making the picture less sharp and in the sunlight at the end of the video is was very obviously creating a lot of glare. Not sure what you can change but take a look to see if you can remove whatever is over the lens. Thanks.

[@timjohnson5565]

Hi I’m looking to get started into welding and was wondering what welder brand / model you are using. Maybe looks like a unit from Eastwood?

[@DreamstoRealityAutomotiveTV]

I have 2 Eastwood welders for mig. A 135 for sheet metal and a 250 for heavier duty stuff. Despite what you may see online, they are dependable welders

[@timjohnson5565]

@@DreamstoRealityAutomotiveTV Thank you for the information and sharing your work on the 442. I ordered a 135 Welder and going to give it a go. Are you using 75 argon 25 co2 or straight co2?

[@DreamstoRealityAutomotiveTV]

@@timjohnson5565 yes, follow the chart on the inside panel for the wire and heat settings. It’s a baseline but usually is perfect