The floor jack is a must-have tool in any classic car garage. However, they can also pose a potential hazard to your car as well. Here’s a tip to help keep your car safe.
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Great Idea !! When I have to jack up my antique, all the framework is so far under I keep hittiong the body, so I wrapped a towel around the jack handle and all I could do was 1/2 jack because of the height disappearing from the towel. Thanks for the idea, i’ll use it tomorrow.
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