Ultimate Cerb' accessory?
Ultimate Cerb' accessory?
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TT Tim

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4,168 posts

276 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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Oops, look what I just bought on eBay:

[pic]http://www.tjgraphics.net/TVR/4postbradlift.jpg[/pic]

It's got to be the ultimate must have for the Cerb' ;)

The wife's not too happy, as I think it's going to take up half the front garden :yes:

Tim :D

Autonotiv

2,673 posts

253 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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if you don't mind me asking.
how much?

foxy4200

119 posts

264 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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Terrible when your finger just slips on the mouse button like that ??

Is that a Rover on top? Does it come with the lift?

Extra 300 Driver

5,282 posts

275 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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Must be cheap, its got a Rover on it!

I want one! HUMPH!

TT Tim

Original Poster:

4,168 posts

276 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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I'm not even sure what state it's in tbh, but at £50 I thought it was worth a gamble

Will need to get a phase converter for it, and that's going to cost £250ish.

Still rediculously cheap if I can get it all to work.

Tim

kojak

4,547 posts

282 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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A mate of mine has just bought a fully reconditioned one for his Ferrari, and paid over £2K. I'd love one, but not got the height in the garage.

satman

2,455 posts

275 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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kojak said:
A mate of mine has just bought a fully reconditioned one for his Ferrari, and paid over £2K. I'd love one, but not got the height in the garage.


Remove the roof! ....some people need to be told what to do everytime!...

seasider

12,728 posts

278 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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satman said:
Remove the roof!
Always known you really want a Griff Paddy


TT Tim

Original Poster:

4,168 posts

276 months

Wednesday 28th September 2005
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Somethings are too good to be true.

Just had an email - very conveniently the lift was 'stolen' last night!

Bas**ard!

Tim

olly

2,174 posts

313 months

Thursday 29th September 2005
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TT Tim said:
Somethings are too good to be true.

Just had an email - very conveniently the lift was 'stolen' last night!

Bas**ard!

Tim


Bar Steward (the bloke selling)....

And there I was about to offer help installing/collecting the thing as I'm local!

SXS

3,065 posts

286 months

Thursday 29th September 2005
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Hire a local digger, dig a 4x8x7 hole, hire a welder, weld up a frame, hire a concrete mixer, pour it in, seal all the walls up nicely.... throw in a heavy duty bench.... oh, dont forget some steps...

and there you have it...

you can do all your undercar work from a hole in your garage!...

And all for, say 400 odd quid max?



PS. when you dont have a use for it anymore, seal up the walls and floor with some water plastic and then tile it up, fill it up with water, add a bit of chlorine... get the rubber ducks out, and there you have it, a small indoor swimming pool! Pop a bottle of champagne, bring your mistress round one saturday afternoon, and have an underwater party, while the other halfs at her parents... sorted. and all for 400 odd quid

TT Tim

Original Poster:

4,168 posts

276 months

Thursday 29th September 2005
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Have considered the pit idea Ash, and other than the problems with local authorities approving installing pits, I wanted a lift so that I can stack cars as I have far too many and not enough space!

Never mind, I'll keep looking.

Tim

PS: Thanks for the would be, offer of help Olly.

ridds

8,372 posts

273 months

Thursday 29th September 2005
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pmsl @ stealing the lift.... How exactly?

He could try a more plausible excuse..

Autonotiv

2,673 posts

253 months

Thursday 29th September 2005
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SXS said:
Hire a local digger, dig a 4x8x7 hole, hire a welder, weld up a frame, hire a concrete mixer, pour it in, seal all the walls up nicely.... throw in a heavy duty bench.... oh, dont forget some steps...

and there you have it...

you can do all your undercar work from a hole in your garage!...

And all for, say 400 odd quid max?






PS. when you dont have a use for it anymore, seal up the walls and floor with some water plastic and then tile it up, fill it up with water, add a bit of chlorine... get the rubber ducks out, and there you have it, a small indoor swimming pool! Pop a bottle of champagne, bring your mistress round one saturday afternoon, and have an underwater party, while the other halfs at her parents... sorted. and all for 400 odd quid



wouldn't you need deep foundations? deeper than the pit, other wise the pit would clapse inwards?

Autonotiv

2,673 posts

253 months

Thursday 29th September 2005
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now that aint bad

stig

11,823 posts

313 months

Thursday 29th September 2005
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Buy a two post. About 800-1000 for a decent one. But remember, things like this aren't worth cutting corners on. Get it installed properly and get it checked out by an inspector.

Balancing a Cerbie on one's head, is not that great for your health!

Autonotiv

2,673 posts

253 months

Thursday 29th September 2005
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stig said:


Balancing a Cerbie on one's head, is not that great for your health!


lol