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MReid · 08-03-07, 06:43 PM

Jonathan - I have a scissors lift. Unfortunately, the ceiling of my garage is not quite high enough for a four post and stacking cars.

Peter - You think like I do, unfortunately, that's also why I'm on my second marriage! We live on the beach and the deck is over the driveway. Kind of a natural carport. Tried it, didn't work!

Chuck - That's great! Mike is really into it, but I can see the wheels turning in his head already as he thinks about turning 16 and getting the keys! I used Duplicolor semi-gloss black engine paint. No primer required, but they must be completely oil and grease free. I put on about five light coats to make sure I could get all the nooks and crannies with good coverage and without any runs. Good luck with your build. I'm sure you two will have a blast!

08-03-07, 06:43 PM	#14 (permalink)
MReid MReid 4 Tenths Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Connecticut GT40: RCR Mk1 Posts: 472 Rep Power: 6	Re: Mark Reid RCR-40 Build Jonathan - I have a scissors lift. Unfortunately, the ceiling of my garage is not quite high enough for a four post and stacking cars. Peter - You think like I do, unfortunately, that's also why I'm on my second marriage! We live on the beach and the deck is over the driveway. Kind of a natural carport. Tried it, didn't work! Chuck - That's great! Mike is really into it, but I can see the wheels turning in his head already as he thinks about turning 16 and getting the keys! I used Duplicolor semi-gloss black engine paint. No primer required, but they must be completely oil and grease free. I put on about five light coats to make sure I could get all the nooks and crannies with good coverage and without any runs. Good luck with your build. I'm sure you two will have a blast! __________________ Have fun with your build! - Mark FFR Daytona Coupe RCR Gt40 Mk1 in the garage, and underway!