Looks interesting. I wonder how hard it would be to make.

I don't know if I would trust that. It looks like it might twist or something.

The ram on that thing is as big as a rhino dick.
Way off topic
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The lift looks a lot and works like mine but mine is only a 3/4 lift or has a ram like a horse dick.

Bieng the lift businees yes I have sold those

they very good for the price

Bendpak used to sell them

I have something similar

Isnt that Phils car? Perhaps he'll chime in?

how much?!! website? don't leave me hanging!

you too chappy!

Mines a vintage service station lift I picked up for 350 bucks, I tried some searches on the web for information on it but came up empty. Check the classifieds now and then sometimes you can get lucky.

QUOTE (iamchappy @ Jun 15 2005, 10:10 AM)

Mines a vintage service station lift I picked up for 350 bucks, I tried some searches on the web for information on it but came up empty. Check the classifieds now and then sometimes you can get lucky.

cool, thanks for the tip... I'll keep my eye open!

I looked at making one, but frankly didn't want to get side-tracked from getting things done on the car. I think Harbor Freight or Northern or ? catalog's them.

Andy

Harbor Freight has a couple, one that's 220 only, the other will do 110 or 220. $800-1200. Neither will go low enough to fit under a 914 without helpers, like the boards under the wheels in the previous pic. There are a few others that will just barely go flat enough (4.75" is the shortest I've seen).

They both weigh over a 1000lbs.

I have a PRO-6MR from Direct-Lift and I LOVE it!!! It is so perfect for working on a 914 or 911. I have even lifted my 1997 Range Rover HSE with it!

These lifts are not so good for a front-engined rear wheel drive car, but IDEAL for 914 and 911s.

Make sure you get the "truck adapters" with it. I never lift a 914 without those in place and some distributors charge extra for those.

I wouldnt work on anything without it. I could never go back.

Make sure you get a quote INCLUDING the shipping, because the shipping can be very expensive.

Here is one web site:

http://www.directlift.com/direct_pro6mr.htm