frame pictures 1970
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Melting Slicks
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From: Randolph nj
frame pictures 1970
can someone please take a picture of of there frame for me on the passenger side looking down at where the bend is,, the fuel line passes right over the area thanks .. Can someone give me a close up please thank you
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From: Randolph nj
The only reason I ask this stupid question is my body guy thought the frame was bent cause it has a kink in that bend but it's definitely from the factory my allinment has not been done yet so the wheels are a little off ... time to find a body guy that knows what he's talking about ... He scared the crap out of me
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I had to prove a point to him he was not happy .. The frame was measured before I put the front back together it just goes to show that even if you're in the business you still don't know what you're doing in the Corvette world
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[QUOTE=Alan 71;1595925240]Hi f,
These really don't show any more than b196 posted.
What are you specifically looking for?
Regards,
Alan
Alan not to hi-Jack this thread but I was wondering how you like those lifts? I was thinking about getting those since I don;t have room for a post lift.
Wood floors? Really? LOL.
These really don't show any more than b196 posted.
What are you specifically looking for?
Regards,
Alan
Alan not to hi-Jack this thread but I was wondering how you like those lifts? I was thinking about getting those since I don;t have room for a post lift.
Wood floors? Really? LOL.
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Hi Len,
I like the Quik-Jacks very much.
They're a good option for someone without the ceiling height for a 2 post or 4 post lift.
They're easy and quick to use. They're not 'long' like the drive on ramps so access to under the car is still quite good. I also like being able to easily get the wheels on and off.
My restoration days are past so the laminate floor is easy to take care off.
It certainly wouldn't be suitable for a garage in which a car was being worked on or restored.
Regards,
Alan
I like the Quik-Jacks very much.
They're a good option for someone without the ceiling height for a 2 post or 4 post lift.
They're easy and quick to use. They're not 'long' like the drive on ramps so access to under the car is still quite good. I also like being able to easily get the wheels on and off.
My restoration days are past so the laminate floor is easy to take care off.
It certainly wouldn't be suitable for a garage in which a car was being worked on or restored.
Regards,
Alan
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From: Frisco TX
Hi Len,
I like the Quik-Jacks very much.
They're a good option for someone without the ceiling height for a 2 post or 4 post lift.
They're easy and quick to use. They're not 'long' like the drive on ramps so access to under the car is still quite good. I also like being able to easily get the wheels on and off.
My restoration days are past so the laminate floor is easy to take care off.
It certainly wouldn't be suitable for a garage in which a car was being worked on or restored.
Regards,
Alan
I like the Quik-Jacks very much.
They're a good option for someone without the ceiling height for a 2 post or 4 post lift.
They're easy and quick to use. They're not 'long' like the drive on ramps so access to under the car is still quite good. I also like being able to easily get the wheels on and off.
My restoration days are past so the laminate floor is easy to take care off.
It certainly wouldn't be suitable for a garage in which a car was being worked on or restored.
Regards,
Alan
I have been looking at buying those for awhile.
I was just kidding you about the floors.