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1964*Coupe
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Hey all,
After reading a previous thread about not wanting to build a body dolly, I decided to call the phone #248-669-6560 in the thread. I talked to the president of the company, Tom Komedera, and he sent emails of his dolly. As soon as I saw the JPEG's I had to have one. I chose to buy the universal dolly which hold 1953 thru 1972. It can also hold the "rubber-nosed" Vettes with an adaptor. So basically its universal from 1953 thru 1982.
One thing that should be pointed out is that it is can be easily stored (unlike most dollys" to basically a 2ftW x 14L area. Heck I should be a saleman for this company... I beleive in this product! Cost is $675 but I figure I'd use it and then sell it easily for $400 when I'm done..... So why use flimsy wood one that will probably break when you push it to paint booth?
Here are the pictures..
After reading a previous thread about not wanting to build a body dolly, I decided to call the phone #248-669-6560 in the thread. I talked to the president of the company, Tom Komedera, and he sent emails of his dolly. As soon as I saw the JPEG's I had to have one. I chose to buy the universal dolly which hold 1953 thru 1972. It can also hold the "rubber-nosed" Vettes with an adaptor. So basically its universal from 1953 thru 1982.
One thing that should be pointed out is that it is can be easily stored (unlike most dollys" to basically a 2ftW x 14L area. Heck I should be a saleman for this company... I beleive in this product! Cost is $675 but I figure I'd use it and then sell it easily for $400 when I'm done..... So why use flimsy wood one that will probably break when you push it to paint booth?
Here are the pictures..
