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  1. 03-10-2011 03:07 AM #1
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    Check into DIRECT LIFTS. They are certified. I bought mine a few years ago and works great. I picked up 2 of the rolling scissor jack bridges and it make wheels off work very simple and safe. My shop ceiling was 9'6" and I raised it to 13' where my coupe goes and that is more height than I need. Did the mods to the ceilng in a weekend.
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    look in the for sale section. I have a Direct lift scissor type for $800. Problem I see is you are in Indy and me in Pa
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