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That’s kind of funny, they used to be in Plainfield Indiana. (West side of Indy) I drove over there and bought one from them in 2006. Evidently the rights have been sold a few times. I first saw them at the GoodGuys show that they used to have at Raceway Park. One of the best, in my opinion.

Car dolly? Or wheel dollies?

If you want it to roll with some weight on it don't go cheap. See my review on FBBO and all the reviews on YouTube before you buy cheap wheel dollies. I did a lot of research on these and GoJac seem to be the best. However, most people just use these for moving a body around without much...

OK - Sunex Tools Car Dollies 7708 sold each at $150 Phenolic wheels, hard to move. NTX tools has a buy three and get one free, Summit Racing will match that price, both have free shipping. http://www.ntxtools.com/network-tool-warehouse/SUU-7708CD.html?gclid=CJby7Jnr2tMCFY66wAodJaoJKA Best -...

...dang good. Last year I had to put a blade on it, but they had them in stock and it wasn't pricey. I've got a dozen of the small furniture dollies. I've even bought them just to harvest the casters. I've got a pair of the flat free wheelbarrow wheels that I swap between my wheelbarrow and a...

Maybe my green agree cancels out the big red X. Who the hell is " pushrod"? didn't even make a post ........................MO

...it probably had four minor collisions & literally hundreds of minor dings & dents... After taking the car completely apart & mounting it on dollies I used chemical stripper to remove all the gray primer & remaining paint from the main shell, then I took the shell to a local shop that glass...

...painted), and the hood. Once those pieces are in I'll move the car back to my shop where it will go on the 2-post lift and I'll hang the suspension! After that I'll put the car on dollies and keep moving forward. Here's a shot of the car, fenders hung and looking like a real vehicle :thumbsup:

I just went through this on the weekend when I moved the perches on my 64. I had the car sitting on dollies which was just enough room to squeeze my gut under and measure with an angle finder.

These, https://www.amazon.com/Auto-Dolly-Wheel-Skate-6000lb/dp/B01HCQVO0O/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1494059884&sr=8-12&keywords=Auto+Dolly+Car+Dollies

These are very heavy and the box arrived damaged but the dollies were OK. I have 10 inch wheels with 295/50 tires on the back but with the 12 inch dollies fitment was fine. The floor was swept clean and blown off with an air hose before the dollies were placed under the tires...

so pictures showed up, I built the engine cradle out of two harbor freight furniture dollies and a 2x8. I picked up the front end with a hoop I made and bolted to the frame. Im pretty close to installing the engine so the last few weekends have been undercoating the rest of the front half of...

Being that you are not moving this car to much, here is yet a less expensive set from Harbor Freight. Will this work? https://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-1500-lb-capacity-vehicle-dollies-67338.html

So support the engine weight with the hoist, remove the connections to the body, remove the tires, lower the unit down to the dollies?

I have a 4 post Bend Pak 9k lb unit. It was supposed to be able to move around on its dollies with a car on it. Supposed is a key word. Ended up making my own dollies out of some heavy wall rectangle with some solid slipped in at the hinge points and welded to the rectangle. Can move it now with...

Was it made in China :poke:. Regulators use rubber parts and from what I've seen the Chinese have never figured out how to manufacture rubber that holds air... so sick of flat bike tires, wheelbarrows, dollies, air chucks, etc!!

I think you have found exactly what I need LOL,

Arrrrgh . . . That's not the way it was supposed to work out, so sorry for your "first ding" on the car ( at least YOU did it yourself . . . ) and I hope that Mario can make good on it so you'll never know it happened . . . Keep the pictures coming Bob - the car is looking incredible ! ! ...

Gojacks seemed to be the best reviewed. I should mention my car has all the parts including engine and transmission. I cannot comment how the dollies would work on a lighter vehicle.

Beats me, but most likely yes.