Home made wood ramps.
8/13/10 | 08:20 AM
#42
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From: City of Orange
What part of Home-Made does that qualify under?
That looks like 5 pieces of wood stacks on top of each other. last time i saw one of those (which is everyday in the movie industry) but outside of work, was buy mexicans on the side of the freeway trying to fix there 1985 chevy pickup...
You have a brand new mustang, how about buy brand new stands =)
That looks like 5 pieces of wood stacks on top of each other. last time i saw one of those (which is everyday in the movie industry) but outside of work, was buy mexicans on the side of the freeway trying to fix there 1985 chevy pickup...
You have a brand new mustang, how about buy brand new stands =)
But humm yeah you must be bored with your life to be an English teacher on automobile forums.
8/19/10 | 08:24 AM
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I've got a set of Rhino ramps from Autozone right now, and they work fine for most passenger cars. I'm going to pick up a set of Race Ramps and tire cribs once the car gets here. I almost got them when I had the 6 lowered, but built a buffer instead. It worked alright, but the RR are higher and have a longer approach, and are still light enough to move around with ease.
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