Yes. I've said this countless times on here. Metal work needs to be done in the frame with new body mounts.

 

Thanks, just double checking, will it be OK to cut out the inner tub and surrounding floor for my wider inner tub while the car is on the rotisserie and then put it back on the frame for final fitment and welding.

 

No, put it back on the frame and bolt it down.

 

This is true if you want your car to ever fit again

 

I did everything on a rotisserie, floors, quarters, trunk pan, you name it! Before I cut the car up, I built a "truss" coming off floor braces and bolted to trunk pan. Guess what, it fit back on frame perfectly.

 

yeah cause you built a frame.

 

Yeah I've already replaced the quarters and trunk pan, and passenger wheel housing. while it was on the frame on new mounts, I thought it would be easier to do the rest on the rotisserie, especially the driver's inner wheel housing. But I'm going to be safe and bolt it back down to the frame.

 

You can mostly weld it up and then finish weld and grind on the rotisserie. Gives a better position instead of crammed in the trunk


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