Thread: Car lift

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My wife was looking at houses for sale, down south, my wife started to laugh, I asked what, she said this house comes with a "car lift included"

This is a pic of the lift.

Pat

It is in the listings as a car lift included.

Pat

looks more like a bike ramp.

Not interested in it, the house matches the lift.
We found (the wife) a place with 10 wooded acres, that we like, out of town.
Just have to sell this one first! We can only look till then.


Pat

Is that a pat. pending lift? If not someone could still the design!!

Richard

All you need to do is get a pile of wood, copy the pic, don't need instuctions, nobody uses them any way, then put it on ebay, sit back, some one will bid.


Pat

Do you want to start a line of lifts, I've got the piles.

good grief thats not a southern thang , thats a moron thang

Or, if you're having a yard party after you move in, it would be a very good place to start the bonfire!!!!!

you could always build an outhouse on it , it would make it easier to change the barrel. a two holer , no waitin!!

Build a shack around it, then you'd have your very own Jiffy lube

Funny part is, it probably works pretty well. The guys who do that kind of "engineering" somehow have a knack of making this stuff work. I have seen some real shadetree engineering over the years, like tree limbs to pull engines, and for some unknown reason they usually git er dun!!!


Don

Used to use barn loft beams and tree branches---last time for a tree branch was in 59 we had a 57 buick ready to put in a 50 ford and overnight someone loaded up the engine for themselves----never did find out who it was but had to be someone who knew we were doing it

i have used a tree before myself , same tree my granpops and dad used as well it was a nice oak tree with lots of shade , katrina knocked it down on top of my moms house ....