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kennybgr8

Original Poster:

379 posts

172 months

Sunday 5th August 2012
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Hi Guys I was browsing the forum page yesterday (was possibly on tvrcc forum but cant find it again ) and came upon a link to a car ramp that you drove up on and could easily sit under the car, approx £950 it was shown in blue, any one help,,,


Kenny

Barreti

6,689 posts

267 months

Sunday 5th August 2012
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Well it wasn't mine - because thats Red.

Post a link Kenny and you might get more responses.

walt762

240 posts

262 months

Sunday 5th August 2012
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I am not sure what thread you were after but the one linked below should help.

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...


kennybgr8

Original Poster:

379 posts

172 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Hi guys thanks for the reply but cant post a link as I cant find the original post, the ramp was a type that when you drove onto it looks as if there is a balancing point that makes the back of the car easy to lift to a horizontal position and then that was supported from floor to ramp at the drive on point to maintain the horizontal, maybe this makes no sense, someone must know what I mean,,,

Kenny

Geoff38

789 posts

276 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Are these what you are looking for ?

http://www.carstages.com/

regards G

kennybgr8

Original Poster:

379 posts

172 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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thanks but unfortunately no,,, the only other description is the one end is say nearly 2 mts of box section and the initial part where u drive up on is the ramp part, there is 2 pieces 1 for each side of the car,,,

Kenny

swanny71

3,588 posts

239 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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How about the ramps these guys make? I got a pair of the excellent drive on hydraulic ones they make.

http://www.cjautosheywood.co.uk/


kennybgr8

Original Poster:

379 posts

172 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Eureka found them ,,, http://www.restorationramps.co.uk/
they look capable of doing the job within a senseible price, thanks for help guys,,,

Kenny

Barreti

6,689 posts

267 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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If you get the Restoration Ramps Kenny do yourself a favour and attach a rope to the ramps and lay it out so you drive on it then up the ramps. It will stop the car pushing the ramps away from you as you try to drive up.

kennybgr8

Original Poster:

379 posts

172 months

Wednesday 8th August 2012
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Yea sounds like a sensible plan but 1st of all must get the order placed still awaiting a reply from my mails to order them,,,

Mr Plow

1,193 posts

258 months

Wednesday 8th August 2012
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kennybgr8 said:
Eureka found them ,,, http://www.restorationramps.co.uk/
they look capable of doing the job within a senseible price, thanks for help guys,,,

Kenny
These look good, I could do with something similar.

I'm struggling to work out where to keep them when not in use though, I suspect they are pretty heavy so you don't want to move them very far?

Barreti

6,689 posts

267 months

Wednesday 8th August 2012
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Put planks either side of them to drive onto and raise the car a bit and park over it.

kennybgr8

Original Poster:

379 posts

172 months

Thursday 9th August 2012
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Simples, I am fortunate that storage space is not a problem, there is about 6 weeks waiting for the ramps because of the amount of orders they have but hey ho,,,