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Awesome set up..

That's it man..

Anyone?? Bumped for some action!!

Good info here guy based on experience that's what I like the most.. Thanks a lot much appreciated

Thanks for the info guys.. Sorry for the smartass remark GeorgiaHybrid.. I thought you was being a smartass too with your statement.. Anyways thanks for the good help guys ill have 14'-6" ceiling so I should be plenty good

Regular full size trucks.. Not monster lifted trucks 4-6" lift maybe.. Chevy z71 crewcab.. Ford F250, 350 2500hd Dodge Ram Suburban (maybe) Jeep cj7 Dually's possibly

Makes sense thanks.. Anyone got any recommendations though from experience? Actually you'd have to subtract the tire distance to the frame though..

Not all of them have a top bar..

Pretty much all your questions are in the post. Did you read it? I need 6.5' of space underneath the truck so yeah frame too floor? As I mentioned a "FULL SIZE TRUCK" do you need me to list them all it was a general statement.. I don't have the lift or a building for that fact so I don't know...

Looking for a straight answer here I can't find on the forum or web for that fact.. How tall of ceilings do I need to lift a full size truck 6.5 of the ground? With a 2 post lift?

Wish someone would have answered this..

Do you do 100% of those car builds in house? If not what do you job out? And how many guys work for you? And is there anything you wish'd you done on the shop that you didn't in the initial build.. PS- I'm sure you know but the place is amazing.. Good job man looks like you have a lot to be...

Found a couple more ideas I like.. Gonna run 3 12' trench floor drains right inside the OH doors and a couple regular floor drains in a couple key spots.. Also gonna go with rolled insulation and OSB for the walls, tin and sprayed in fiber for ceilings.. Also I'm thinking I might run all my...

When you get that dodge on there let me know your clearances if you would?? I was gonna go 14 but ill have a lift and trucks will be common on it..

And what software did you use to lay that all out?