Evening all, I hope I've got the right section for this question. I'm looking for a bit of advice. I'm about to stick my project car up on a rotisserie, it's a 1974 Datsun 260z and as you've probably guessed its a little holey, my initial plans are to tackle the big jobs first, sills, and floors and of course the best way to do this is to get her up in the air and spin her over doing a side at a time. So my real question is what would be the best way to brace it up? I'm thinking bolt steel box section up to the lower front and rear chassis legs and to the top strut turrets, front and rear. What should I do with regards to the door frames? I won't be keeping the doors on the car, so should I bolt in box section on the inner of the car (diagonally) or will this not give sufficient support? Any tips from someone who's done this would be great, pics would be welcome as well, as I'm cautious I want it quite rigid before I get it up the air and start cutting and replacing, thanks!