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Great collections and interesting cars people have. My '60 Vette with my '60 Eldorado Biarritz, '12 Audi R8GT, '14 Porsche Carrera S, not shown the family mover '17 Audi Q7 and a special edition '00 Audi TT
Love these threads! Not to hijack, but you guys with the 4-post lifts and low ceilings (like Kolsen911): How high is your ceiling? Can you really get under the car on the lift to work on it?
My new to me home garage ceiling is 9ft6in. Tight but I can stack 2 corvettes. I helped my Son in law install a new exhaust last week on his daily driver. It was not as high as one would like but we had room using a roller chair.
Here are are a couple of photos taken during the shooting of a commercial using our cars. Those are actors/models (not my wife and me) in the “damsel in distress” photo.
My 2016 Z06 and 1968 IMSA TransAm Leldon Blackwell Racing Corvette (set a qualifying record of 222 mph at Daytona in 1973), two Concours 1965 Shelby GT350’s (#028 and #383).
My two car garage rafters are 8'6'' (103"). I had to cut about 4 rafters and then move the cross piece up 18" or so. I lock the ramps at 56" since my Mini, the highest is 52" and the rear of the Vette is just an inch below the retracted garage door, which I had to restrict its travel as well. I'm 5'10" so I can stand in between the ramps to work or scoot around on my roller stool.
The one on the bottom is the one that gets regularly driven. The one on the top is the one that gets regularly worked on so that it someday can be regularly driven.
07-15-2018, 10:07 PM
