Hammered together the buck and got the body mounted on it. I padded the points where the body weighs the heaviest on the buck with some foam pieces. The casters make it very easy to roll around. Convenient.

Today I picked up the lumber for the buck and cut out all the panels and cut the 2×4’s to their proper lengths. Tomorrow I will pick up some casters and pound it all together and get the body on it.

Here is a link to the plans I am using: http://gtmbuild.com/galleries/misc/gtm_buck/GTM%20Buck%20Plans%20rev1.ppt 
Only change I made is that I am not making the front portion to support the front end piece – I will probably hang that above the body to save space in the garage.

Since I am out of things to do until I get the powdercoated panels back, I decided to make a buck to store the body on. Today I just made the templates for the top of each plywood panel (there will be 3) that support the body. I measured and drew them onto cardboard, cut them out and then trimmed (if needed) to get them to fit the car’s contours decently. They fit really well and I will only have to trace them onto the plywood panels and cut them out. I’ll brace the panels, and maybe I’ll put some casters on it to make it movable.