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Dec 15, 2011 | 07:05 AM

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Mr.Clean04

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From: OHIO

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Originally Posted by bumble-z

I figured you did & your car looks fantastic!

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I love that color.
At first I thought you had a Z.
What says the front fender emblem?

Thanks.

It's an LS1 badge.

Dec 15, 2011 | 07:15 AM

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Mr.Clean04

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From: OHIO

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Originally Posted by rkboz

This is fantastic. I just bought a 100 yr old home and the garage is a converted carriage house. Low ceilings as well. The old concrete floor is ready to be replace and thanks to you I'll be adding one of these. Oh honey!! I know what I want for Christmas.

One other reason I chose this lift was because I needed to park my car there. Flush with the floor and no posts met that goal.

Dec 27, 2011 | 09:09 PM

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prochargedz

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From: abingdon maryland

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Originally Posted by Mr.Clean04

One other reason I chose this lift was because I needed to park my car there. Flush with the floor and no posts met that goal.

I hate the posts, it takes up too much space. You also have to be whodini to get the f-out of the car without baning the **** out of your doors or crushing your nuts. I hated it when I had the two car garage. I am much happier now.

see new pic of garage. I just moved. the lift is not even wired in yet. the electrician wants 1700 to put in 4 - 8ft lights and to wire up the lift and to give me two more plugs on the right side of the garage

I have over 11feet in height. I m only five foot nothing. I m gonna have to wait on the lights or figure out how to do it myself.

pls post pic of your rocker savers. I have 4 hockey pucks with the eye bolts home made. I used to have the elite engineering ones but left them on the car. They eventually feel off. I hope I didn't kill anyone.