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I bought a lift a couple of weeks ago and just can't figure it out. I got the car on it but can't seem to get the car off the ground the 6 feet the manufacturer says it will go.



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Hmmm.........maybe the ram is low on oil and won't travel the full length ???

 

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Your in luck, I've seen this before and can give you the quick fix........................you just need to let some air out of the floor.

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Your in luck, I've seen this before and can give you the quick fix........................you just need to let some air out of the floor.


 You must know that from your military days.....laughing



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Silly rabbit... just punch a hole in the ceiling and it will go higher!  clonkrazz



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That's not a car, it's a man's jungle gym!

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That's not a car, it's a man's jungle gym!


 Like a big Gokart. I painted the jungle gym and some other stuff then assembled it.



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Monte Carlo ???



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Mitch D.   River Falls, WI

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For those of us who don't know, where will this car be raced?
Are you the driver?
Are the NACA ducts for cooling the front brakes?
Is the chassis new?
Is that a FiveStar body?

I'm aware that you may not want to answer all these questions on an open forum . . .

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66 RAT wrote:

For those of us who don't know, where will this car be raced?
Are you the driver?
Are the NACA ducts for cooling the front brakes?
Is the chassis new?
Is that a FiveStar body?

I'm aware that you may not want to answer all these questions on an open forum . . .


The plan would be Elko and possibly Shakopee Raceway Park although that is closing next year.

My son is the driver, I'm a NASCAR Card Carrying Member but not going to drive.

The ducts on the side will be used to cool the tranny cooler and driver

The chassis was built a few years ago but we cut it all off moved it back a bit added cross bars and transfer bars.

The body is by Jorgenson Brothers in Minnesota, nose and tail are 5 Star

It is a Monte Carlo (Mitch's question)

 

But... as of an hour ago it may get shelved for this year since my son put an offer in on a old farm house with some land and the offer was accepted. As we all know houses are money pits and his dad isn't going to be a racecar sponsor for more than a few grand so we'll see.

 

 

 

 



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Awww come on...........sell that '69 and help him out.

 

 

 

 

 

NO, I'm just kidding !!!!!!!!!!! Don't ever sell that car.

Until I win a lottery and can afford it......nana



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NO, I'm just kidding !!!!!!!!!!! Don't ever sell that car.

Until I win a lottery and can afford it......nana


 I can take credit cards



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Tim H wrote:
 I can take credit cards

 How about IOU's ? hyper



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Derek69SS wrote:
Tim H wrote:
 I can take credit cards

 How about IOU's ? hyper


 I'd have to max all my cards AND sign an IOU......doh



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 I'd have to max all my cards AND sign an IOU......doh


 Maybe he will take a 70 in partial trade and then the IOU razz



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Dssherek69SS wrote:
Tim H wrote:
 I can take credit cards

 How about IOU's ? hyper


 absolutley.. and as soon as the IOU is paid the title and car can go



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 I'd have to max all my cards AND sign an IOU......doh


 Maybe he will take a 70 in partial trade and then the IOU razz


 Maybe..... I plan on taking it out of storage this weekend.



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Sorry I meant maybe you would take Mitch's 70 in on trade and IOU for your 69.



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Sorry I meant maybe you would take Mitch's 70 in on trade and IOU for your 69.


 I think that is a good idea. I'll have to have the guy from Stan's MAACO go over Mitch's 70 with his pen first though to see how much work it will need. Then we can talk about the value of the IOU.

 

How's that sound Stan?



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Sorry I meant maybe you would take Mitch's 70 in on trade and IOU for your 69.


 I think that is a good idea. I'll have to have the guy from Stan's MAACO go over Mitch's 70 with his pen first though to see how much work it will need. Then we can talk about the value of the IOU.

 

How's that sound Stan?


 He may as well just bring a brush and a gallon of paint....laughing

But hey, I drove it around the block last fall for the second time in 10 years...thumbsup



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