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nothing like a rotissierie and a blaster. i wish i had bought one 30 years ago.
i found that i can do a much better job with one and that is about as frame off as you can get with a cougar.
i also found that i am less likely to skip stuff on the underside because the rotissierie makes it so i can stand or sit on a stool to do the work instead of laying on my back under the car with a sand blaster wire brush or welder. (set self on fire twice over the many years before getting one)
or how about when i crawl out and have to empty 2lb of sand out of my pants.
if you want to take it down to the (frame off style of restore) where every thing is removed.
that is the way to go even if you are doing only one car.
rent one or buy one and then sell the rotissierie when done.
for the temporary extra cost you will be able to do a better and faster job with less work. and less sand in your pants and rust in your eyes.
every body man that restores complete cars should have one of those and if your body man does not have one maybe you can use it for part payment when he is done.