Missed that old classic feel

[judderman]

Due to work and working on the stag i have not been out in the mg (i know its not quite a stag) for ages now, but due to my wife having to work i had to use the mg to take my lad to his football match. Happy days apart from half way there suddenly panic set in thinking we were late then realising the i had not altered the clock in the car (clown!) then relax and enjoy!!
I cant beleve how much i have missed driving a classic but this has started a fire in my belly to finish the stag

Just a question at the motor show there was a jig to roll over a car (not a spit) this one bolts on to the hubs and rolls the car by 90 degrees only has anyone had any experience with these??

Cheers Ian

[eugene]

Hi,sorry cant help you, but you would think after 106 views some member could have answered, sorry again, eugene.

[72BLUE]

I might get one of the spits myself and there are a few examples of posts on the board here concerning this type.

I dont recall anyone using the type that you refer to when I searched a while back.........

Cheers
Keith

[Goldstar]

Chris (VMad) has just sold one after storing it unused in his shed for the best part of a decade. I thought about it but have found one that fits to the bumper mounts (thanks Vince). I guess it depends what you need to access but I know Julian speaks highly of his 3 in 1 mini tilter from CJ Autos

Paul

[jleyton]

Just picked up on this thread.

Yes, I rate CJ Autos 3 in 1 mini tilter very highly and it can give raise the car pretty high, but it doesn't do the same thing as a rollover jig.

These pics may give you some idea.

Cheers

Julian

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[Goldstar]

but it doesn't do the same thing as a rollover jig.

I did say depends what you need to access...

[PBH]

The body roller is shown on page 23 of the latest Frost catalogue not used one myself.

Peter