When I did my body off, I was going to use my neighbors flat bed snowmobile trailer to haul the body to the sandblasting shop. I then borrowed a pickup and went to the woods and commandeered some 5-6" diameter Lodgepole Pine poles. I buried 4 uprights wide enough to back the trailer between, then put a cross bar over the front two and the rear two. I center mounted a come-along pulley on each crossbar and attached the winch portion on a front and rear upright. I rolled the chassis into position, unbolted and put a strap around the body under the winch-pullies. Lifted, and rolled the chassis out. Once sandblasted and sealed, I backed it back under the lifting frame and removed the trailer. I took this opportunity to undercoat everything possible underneath before setting back on the chassis. Total cost: gas for an old high-boy to run to the woods, which was barely over $1/gallon in those days, highway robbery I know. What do you know, after I move out from my folks' place, my dad went and built a sweet 36x60 shop that would have been great to rebuild that thing in...
