Build Secrets
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Consider assembling your tube-frame chassis on a four-wheel dolly, instead of jackstands. It doesn’t take long to make one out of lumber or metal, with heavy-duty casters—sufficient for most kits. A dolly keeps your project mobile and your knees off the concrete (we guarantee this will catch up to you at about age 30). With a dolly, your project is also less likely to tip over. The dolly will probably be good enough, until you are ready to bolt on the wheels (do not install the engine/tranny while your car is on the dolly, unless you are sure it will hold the weight). Also, keep a scrap piece of foam rubber in the shop to kneel on when necessary (sold in fabric stores). Wheel casters are also handy, once the project is further along, as they can be pushed out of the way or repositioned easily. View Related Article
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