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Syleng1 said

Wow! Love the photos. It really drives home your point about a real shop vs wanna be. As a welder and fabricator professional for over 30 years (my shop has been open now 27 years) those stands are a lot of work themselves. Building and set up is saved car to car but that’s a $5k stand all day long. So tying one up for 1-2 years for a build is a lot of endearment and investment.
Thanks for sharing.

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We bought Mario Andretti's sprint car stand from 3n1 race shop in NJ very cheap. We made one that can roll anywhere with a car on it for our own use. It makes things easy when clipping or repairing twisted cars because we can also use it to straighten them due to its integrity. A couple of lengths of square stock and scrap I-beams and anyone can make one. We have around $500 total invested. You can buy the steel at any local scrap yard for the price of weight.