made a xmas present for the tvr
made a xmas present for the tvr
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clive f

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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I decided to make a set of ramps to fit in my garage that I could easily drive the car onto so as to be able to do any jobs underneath the car at home over the winter months, so I can hide in the garage when the soaps are on tv for 2 hours most eveningshehe









with the ramps and the middle sections removed it gives plenty of access to get under the car and to the outrigger areas of the chassis,and with it being all made from aluminium it is relatively light to handle as well.

Edited by clive f on Saturday 1st January 15:20

roysum

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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Nice job !

Mikeoupe

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251 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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excellent work!

900T-R

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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What they said. thumbup

Gorgeous car BTW.

Jonny cobra

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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Magic !!! Well done .


JC

phillpot

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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Very handy


Are you taking orders ? hehe

Dowks

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276 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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Nice work, looks exactly what I could do with!

TV8

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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They look good. Did you do the Griff conversion in that garage Clive?

Harrytsg

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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Good work.

pincher

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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Want.

rigga

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231 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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Very nice work .... similar to the Levo Artis jobbies in design.

Geoff Ashcroft

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236 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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Very, very nice.

ray von

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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Nice job as usual Clive. Who did the welding for you? silly

clive f

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Saturday 1st January 2011
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TV8 said:
They look good. Did you do the Griff conversion in that garage Clive?
no mate, I did the griff conversion at work on a set of 2 post lifts, a lot more space available at the time, but these let me do bits and bobs at home in the evenings, and its nice to be away from work for a whilehehe

if anyone is interested pm me and I`ll have a think on it.

clive f

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Sunday 2nd January 2011
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a few people have enquired about these, so I`ll work out costs and stuff for the end of next week.

TVRleigh_BBWR

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Sunday 2nd January 2011
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clive f said:
a few people have enquired about these, so I`ll work out costs and stuff for the end of next week.
Hi Clive I could be interested, but ideally could do with some that I can drop in the corner weight scales.

clive f

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Sunday 2nd January 2011
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hi liegh, wavey let me know of some sizes of your scales mate, are they the flat type about 2" thick? if sizes okay the could easily have a pocket in the top of each pedestal to accomodate the scales, keeping the tops flush with the ramp faces.

clive f

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Sunday 2nd January 2011
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in his case he needs a local weigh bridge and a pit!hehe

spend

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Sunday 2nd January 2011
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Corner weighting yikes


Tubs gets out of car and it springs sideways, flipping onto its roof rofl

TV8

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Sunday 2nd January 2011
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clive f said:
TV8 said:
They look good. Did you do the Griff conversion in that garage Clive?
no mate, I did the griff conversion at work on a set of 2 post lifts, a lot more space available at the time, but these let me do bits and bobs at home in the evenings, and its nice to be away from work for a whilehehe
that sounds a lot easier!