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Anyone had any experience - or looked at this:
www.levo-artis.com/
Apparently it is £695+58pp
And no VAT to pay??
www.levo-artis.com/
Apparently it is £695+58pp
And no VAT to pay??
oli_quick said:
Anyone had any experience - or looked at this:
www.levo-artis.com/
Apparently it is £695+58pp
And no VAT to pay??
www.levo-artis.com/
Apparently it is £695+58pp
And no VAT to pay??
there was a discussion on the griff forum about these and other ramps..
www.pistonheads.co.uk/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&f=9&t=383051
I have to say my vote would still be on these
www.restorationramps.co.uk/
just cos they 'look' more stable and sturdy, but they would be impossible to store in the corner of the garage when not in use..
I've had a set of the Restoration Ramps for a few months now and am very pleased with them. I bought them in preference to having a pit. They take the car up about 2 feet (which looks higher than those alloy ones) and are very sturdy, also I can get the car on single handed.
Admittedly they are very heavy and would be difficult to store, but I leave them set up with a car on them on one side of my garage. You can become pretty quick at getting the car on and off them.
Also, the alloy ramps website only shows fairly small cars on them, Elises, MGs etc.
Admittedly they are very heavy and would be difficult to store, but I leave them set up with a car on them on one side of my garage. You can become pretty quick at getting the car on and off them.
Also, the alloy ramps website only shows fairly small cars on them, Elises, MGs etc.
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