It guess that if you only have a small number of jobs in mind, you'd do well to just ask around among your local LBC community for the name of a trustworthy pro, and farm the work out.
If you're determined to do the work yourself, however, (may your tribe increase!) then the thing to do is sign up for a MIG welding course at your local community college. Don't buy a welder and a "welding for dummies" book and just dive in-- you're guaranteed to fail. Welding is something that has to be done under a coach's direction, if you're to have any chance at all.
As to specific processes, and here I speak from the list's experience and not my own, MIG is the most useful process on our cars. People I know seem to get by with a 120 V unit just fine: you don't need a 230 V tool for the sheet metal your Spit is made of.
Brand names: Lincoln & Miller are probably the best known brands. HTP also has a good reputation. I don't own any of these, I'm just parroting what I've heard. FWIW.
-- Douglas Frank DigitalWhoopsCompaqImeanHP Co. ZKO 110 Spit Brook Rd. These are my principles; 603-884-0501 Nashua, NH USA 03062 if you object... I have others.
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