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Ramps
Ive been after a pair of ramps and cant seem to find any supplied new (Halfrods etc). There have been some on Ebay but too far from me. Are they still made?.
Ta, Mike.
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I had a cheap pair for years that just bend when I drove my XJ6 up them !
I lashed out on a decent set and they have lasted nearly 15 years so it was worth paying the extra.
They are long so even modern low slung cars don't scrape when driving up.
A friend had a pair that the actual ramp was too steep and damaged his plastic bumper so he gave them to me.
Very useful as the sloping part is detachable so you are left with just the wheel platform.
I've never seen another set like them even though with most cars you have to lift with tolley jack as too steep ramp to drive up.
Paul Humphries.
I lashed out on a decent set and they have lasted nearly 15 years so it was worth paying the extra.
They are long so even modern low slung cars don't scrape when driving up.
A friend had a pair that the actual ramp was too steep and damaged his plastic bumper so he gave them to me.
Very useful as the sloping part is detachable so you are left with just the wheel platform.
I've never seen another set like them even though with most cars you have to lift with tolley jack as too steep ramp to drive up.
Paul Humphries.
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I remember those when new in 1970's. Were quite expensive and certainly out of my price range at the time.moggyminor16 wrote:i went to a car boot yestorday and got a set for 4.99 and these are ajustable ,you ratchet them like the siccor jack and thay go very high
yes still about the local wiclo car spare have lots of them
You got a bargain as I saw a pair in good condition fetch serious money on eBay - still out of my price range

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Thanks for the responses folks - next time I need somthing at Halfords, I'll ask their staff to check on this site to see if they stock an item
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Thanks for the offer Carlo - I dont need them at the moment - I was planning to get a pair for general use in the future, I may give you a shout at whatever point I do if I dont get a pair in the meantime.
Thanks, Mike.

Thanks for the offer Carlo - I dont need them at the moment - I was planning to get a pair for general use in the future, I may give you a shout at whatever point I do if I dont get a pair in the meantime.
Thanks, Mike.
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