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Old 04-15-2013, 06:35 PM   #9
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Re: Drive on ramps

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Originally Posted by hayhauler71 View Post
Here is a pic of a kwiklift
I remember seeing that exact pic of that exact car on TGO! IIRC, he was selling the wheels.

All those manufactured ones are not cheap. I made my own out of Pressure Treated 2"x12" lumber for my low '87 GTA. Cut the tips at a 45degree angle, wood screws to hold them together and voila! Not exactly light, but not TOO heavy to use either. And it isn't like you really need to move them around that much/that far.
My homemade lumber ramps
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