RE: Mid Rise Lifts

[John Waskiewicz <jswask@xxxxxxx>]

At the mopar show at Carlisle. They have a lift that was drive up. But i believe the inside was some sort of styro foam or plastic ribs with plastic exterior. The center section between the front and back wheels was interlocking. But yet you could remove it for easy side entrance.I didn't look up the name of it prior to this email. I should now

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From: zephyr9900@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 09/16/2016 5:30 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: 1962to1965mopars <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Mid Rise Lifts

Do your due diligence on the company you use.  A large number of the sellers out there are theves.   Gemini lifts out of Texas,  Super Lifts out of Missouri and associated company's ripped me off on a lift purchase.  They sold another member on here a used lift as new.  I can't elaborate because we are in the middle of a case through MO Attorney General.  Several of these company's go in and out of business like a shell game, togeather.  

 

I ultimately used Garage Equipment Supply with good results.

 

 

 

 

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From: Gary Pavlovich

Date: 9/16/2016 4:07:30 PM

To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Cc: carverex@xxxxxxx

Subject: Re: Mid Rise Lifts

 

Lyle,

Yes, I purchased and use a Kwik-Lift.  I truly love it for the following reasons:

1. Limited garage ceiling height compatible

2. No fatigue as I get when working under a 2 or 4 post lift with my arms up and extended for periods of time; I can work sitting on a rolling tool seat if I choose...

3. Rock Solid quality built & powder coated and impossible to collapse or fall on you; vital for me in Southern California with possibility of earthquakes

4. Portable, movable – the nature of my present Plymouth build requires me to move the Plymouth from one side of the garage to the other and the optional casters I purchased with the lift allows me to literally move my Plymouth with one hand and little exertion...rather amazing even w/o a full drive train installed

5.  Unit will lay “flatâ€? when I am done with the Plymouth project and I can park on it or drive over it to access my “thirdâ€? parking slot in my double deep garage

6.  Excellent service before, during, and after the “saleâ€? from the original owner/designer –inventor

7.  Reasonably priced for the aforementioned reasons

8.  Easy to operate/lift-lower with a common floor jack

9.  Easy to drive on and off...and good for “simpleâ€? repairs & maintenance such as engine oil & trans fluid changes...as well as major rebuilds in my case

10.  Just plain works for me and many others...I did an onsite inspection and review with a “happy ownerâ€? that lived close to me which settled the purchase decision in my mind...in use for over nine years now

 

I can send you pictures (pardon the clutter but it makes for good parts storage/access too!) to your private email and/or will try to attach to this mail list posting for you.

Feel free to contact me and I can answer any further questions you may have.  And “no,â€? I don’t work for the company or have any financial interest whatsoever...I just attempt to relay accurate and helpful information, be it for Poly/Mopar builds or whatever I believe my experience can lend a hand to.

 

Gary Pavlovich

 

 

	Basic Kwik-lift Package $1099 Kwik-lift in raw uncoated steel includes:  2 Wheelchocks, 2 Mini Ramps, All Hardware,  5 year warranty Click here for additional details.	Full Kwik-lift Package $1399 Kwik-lift fully powdercoated includes:  One Centerlift Bridge. Either Red or Black Powdercoat. 2 Wheelchocks, 2 Mini Ramps, All Hardware,  5 year warranty Click here for additional details. KWIK-LIFT 9901 East 47th Street Tulsa, OK 74146, USA Phone 918-258-8492 Toll-free 1-800-961-LIFT (5438) Email us.

 

From: carverex@xxxxxxx

Sent: Friday, September 16, 2016 1:34 PM

To: The 1962 to 1965 Mopar Mail List Clubhouse

Subject: Mid Rise Lifts

 

Hi All,

 

I want opinions and experience about lifts. I don't have the elbow room or headroom for a four post drive on lift. I was looking at "Quick Jack" but, their lifting points are only about 60" apart and my car being a '63 B body, according to the FSM, the lifting points are about 70" apart. I'm also not comfortable with trying the lift under the rocker panels.

 

Any thoughts?

 

Lyle

'63 Sport Fury

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