Car lift

My wife was looking at houses for sale, down south, my wife started to laugh, I asked what, she said this house comes with a "car lift included" :eek: :eek:

This is a pic of the lift.

Pat

It is in the listings as a car lift included.

Pat

looks more like a bike ramp.:LOL:

Not interested in it, the house matches the lift. :HMMM:
We found (the wife) a place with 10 wooded acres, that we like, out of town.
Just have to sell this one first! We can only look till then. :(


Pat

Is that a pat. pending lift? If not someone could still the design!!

Richard

All you need to do is get a pile of wood, copy the pic, don't need instuctions, nobody uses them any way, then put it on ebay, sit back, some one will bid. :LOL:


Pat

Do you want to start a line of lifts, I've got the piles.:D :D

good grief:D thats not a southern thang , thats a moron thang:D

Or, if you're having a yard party after you move in, it would be a very good place to start the bonfire!!!!!

you could always build an outhouse on it , it would make it easier to change the barrel.:D a two holer , no waitin!!

Build a shack around it, then you'd have your very own Jiffy lube :eek:

Funny part is, it probably works pretty well. :LOL: :LOL: The guys who do that kind of "engineering" somehow have a knack of making this stuff work. I have seen some real shadetree engineering over the years, like tree limbs to pull engines, and for some unknown reason they usually git er dun!!! :LOL: :LOL:


Don

Used to use barn loft beams and tree branches---last time for a tree branch was in 59 we had a 57 buick ready to put in a 50 ford and overnight someone loaded up the engine for themselves----never did find out who it was but had to be someone who knew we were doing it

i have used a tree before myself , same tree my granpops and dad used as well:D it was a nice oak tree with lots of shade , katrina knocked it down on top of my moms house ....