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Dwight 11-16-2014 08:00 AM
Tommy
in Coach's shop he has a two post lift. To lift his Unique Cobra we cut a angle on the ends of four 2x8's and placed them where the tire would be. To hold the wood in place we drill a couple of holes thru the wood and concrete. Then we dropped in a bolt using it like a pin.
Sometime we stack two pieces of wood to get the car high enough for the lift.
Most of the Cobras just need the front tires raised to get the arms under the car.
My pipes hang low so I need both front and rear.

Picture below can tell the story better than I can

Dwight
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...est_resize.jpg

Bernica 11-16-2014 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Dirty Harry (Post 1326294)
The Kwiklift ended up being a good alternative for me. It fits my garage well and I can roll the car outside if I want. It is a ramp style lift, but it has a transverse bridge to allow me to jack the wheels up off the ramps if I need to.
I currently have a Kwik-Lift and love it. I have 2 bridges so I can pull all 4 wheels if I need to.

Once the new garage is done, it will be posted for sale here to pass on to another member. That's how I got it.:cool:


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