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The rotisserie makes everything so much easier, I definitely prefer to be working on something in front of me rather then above me. I did all three of my other cars on a rotisserie until this Mustang. My rotisserie was a second hand purchase I bought pretty cheap and used for those other projects. After I finished my 69 Camaro, I loaned it to a friend who had his car on it for over a year and a half. When I needed it for my Mustang, his car couldn't really come off it because it was an empty shell and he still wasn't finished. Out of his guilt, he ended up paying me, more than I paid years earlier, for the rotisserie and kept apologizing. Then he was the owner but that didn't really help me get my car done. I ended up media blasting, applying epoxy primer and spraying Por15'd on a two post lift at a different friend's shop, after that it came home to finish. It would have been a way better experience if it was on the rotisserie.