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Here's another picture, right after I assembled it, from a different perspective. My driveway's a little angled, so I don't think I'd leave it here, but it shows the space underneath.
Sorry for the Ford picture on a Pontiac website.
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Looks like there is not a lot of space between the jacks.
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Frank M. 75 Firebird 68 Firebird 400 RAIII 66 Chevy II 461 Pontiac in AZ |
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It really depends on the car, I guess. On the Mustang, the subframes are pretty close together, although there is still room to pull the transmission between them. It's not perfect, but it's nice for my garage situation.
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that is actually more height than I thought, be comfortable on a creeper under that, I like fords to
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