I just have some large bricks under the framehead and the rear arms at the moment, just not sure if that is the best way to support it.
Cheers.
Dasdubber 路
As long as you show you care about its feelings, ask it how its day at work was every now and again, give it a cuddle once in a while.....thats the sort of support it needs 馃槈
Otherwise a pair of timber saw-horses from the hardware store will work a treat since you don't have to bend down so far to work on it.
:beer
Gibbo 路
lol, nice one Al.
'Have you hugged you Bug today?'
[Edited on 5-9-2004 by Gibbo]
vw54 路
yep stick it up on some saw horses easy to work on that way
I suspose your replaceing a floor pan half ???
nicko 路
If you are taking the front beam off you could get two equal lengths of 4 by or similar and drill holes in it at the same spacing as the holes in the beams. then just bolt them on. I found this stops the pan sliding around as much compared to having it on saw horses at each end.
Gibbo 路
Yeah, Im stripping the pan ready for a sandblast and powdercoat.
Great idea about the 4 by bolt on!
Chewy 路
My bodys taking up the saw horses..
Ive got my pan sitting on a milk crate up front and two jack stands out back.. mmm, sore back goodness... :cussing