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Lifts for home, Need more space in my garage |
jrmole |
Sep 13 2006, 11:02 PM
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Torque is cool! Group: Members Posts: 93 Joined: 5-September 05 From: Los Angeles, CA area Member No.: 4,752 |
Howdy,
I have a 1950's house with what the realtor called a 2 car garage. Two 914s maybe, but only if people climbed over the doors. I would love to have seen two 1950's Fords in there :-) Into this tight space, my 914 will soon have to share with a stable-mate. When I was in junior high my father and I did a frame-off restoration of his 1953 MG TD. That was a (cough) few years ago and it is time to do it again. Since my son is soon to be in junior high, my father decided it was time to pass on tradition. Since I can't go sideways, it is time to think about going vertical with my 10 foot ceiling. I am looking for recommendations or experiences with light-duty four post lifts for home use. Since I live in earthquake country, I am not interested the the two post lifts (too tragic to imagine). Help! My wife has pointed out that I am going to go from a 30 year old German car to a 60 year old British car so the logical next step will be a 90 year old Italian car. Hmmmm.... Pictures of my toys below ... Attached image(s) |
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