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I am redoing the rockers and lower front fenders (base and clear) (not part of the hood) on my 90 Corvette. I saw this an would like some input. http://www.eastwoodco.com/shopping/product/detailmain.jsp?itemID=17069&itemType=PRODUCT&iMainCat=1339&iSubCat=1354&iProductID=17069 Any other...

Seems to me the key is family ownership. Once a company looses identity, its and developes a corporate image and the MBA bastards sell out to the cheapest bidder (bottom line is everything today forget the future) . Channellock may be selling world wide but they are an American company not a...

I have pretty much given up on auctions. People get crazy and then so does the bid.

Just when you think you have the creeps figured out the going and do something decent. Thumbs up for Sears.

It is definitely a two man job even three. I sent a letter to Direct Lift telling them I liked the quality, shipping and Grant (Sales Person at Greg Smith Equipment). I also told them as a lawyer I think their assmebly instructions are a liability suit waiting to happen. Where I live no...

Thanks for your reply. I just want to be sure I keep it safe. Other than the assembly directions its a nice lift.

AMERICA FIRST!

Finished it today. It seems well built. The instructions ****. Does anyone see any issues that I can head off. I just want to do it right and be safe. Thanks, Jack

Thanks for the input. My thought is that regardless what the condition of my concrete floor I can make it a sure thing by pouring my own foundation of the lift.

I'm unsure about the suitability of the my concrete floor (residential construction). If I were to cut out portions of my floor (larger than the foot print of each post, install metal achor plates, and use 4000+ concrete thicker than 4 inches, would that be OK? Your thoughts are greatly...