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Exactly. CGI and strategic camera angles. There is a big pile of lawn chairs, outdoor rugs, snow blower, wheels and tires, fishing gear, ladders, etc.....juuuuust off camera.
Exactly. CGI and strategic camera angles. There is a big pile of lawn chairs, outdoor rugs, snow blower, wheels and tires, fishing gear, ladders, etc.....juuuuust off camera.
Good...guys with immaculate garages drive me nuts ... or should I say feel guilty...you pick.
I could tolerate some clutter for those two sexy cars and that lift.
When we built our home I had the garage ceiling set at the appropriate height for a lift...... it is the best tool I own and I own some tools. It is simply a life saver when working and they are not that expensive...I think 2500 delivered and assembled awhile ago. I thought I was going to assemble it myself...uh, each ramp is 600 lbs. If you get one pay to have it put together.
I suspect doing anything on the Cayman will be a 'down under' event except for air filters so it will come in handy....
I have 12' ceilings in my garage. A buddy of mine has a similar lift in his pole barn. I know almost nothing about how to work on my cars. But I want that lift.
I have 12' ceilings in my garage. A buddy of mine has a similar lift in his pole barn. I know almost nothing about how to work on my cars. But I want that lift.
Hot tip: this one is high enough to 'almost' walk under at it's highest locking point...just a slight duck. However, when you are working underneath you get caught up in what you are doing.
I wear an airsoft padded hat (padded like a welders cap) and it has saved my noggin on numerous occasions when distracted.....I've found that the lift does not give or move.
Since everyone is posting up their recent acquisitions, I guess I can finally post mine after signing the papers on it last night. Found this car up in Tewksbury, Massachusettes on Black Friday. 2018 Base PDK with an original 75k MSRP. First In-service date was July of this year, and the car only has 1500 miles on it. Since I was buying sight unseen, had a friend look it over thoroughly and the car is as clean as they come. Was able to snag it for $52,500. Not bad at all for what is nearly a brand new car. Car is scheduled to be loaded up and brought to Texas later this week. I absolutely cannot wait. This is my first Porsche and a dream come true. I couldn't be more excited.
12-06-2019, 06:50 PM
