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Wow you've been busy . The set up looks great you have done some fantastic tidy work .

was thinking the charger might buckle for a full winter storage . That's good info - by the way love the cars

Wayne that looks like a good quality one . Did you reinforce the concrete in the garage I have heard you must , also was thinking 4 post for storage to get the car off the ground and park summer stuff underneath during winter months do you do that with the 2 post as our cars are unibody ?

If you were closer I would - that's not some thing many people know how to do anymore .

Those are cool , would love to know how to use that .

I they they are cool , a friend of mine just bought a complete tune up station not much use for today's news cars but fun to hook up to our classics .

I'm going to just give my opinion here after watching the video and then thinking about my Charger on that thing , NOPE

I think these are really cool but think I would most likely still use jack stands under as well .

That's a nice looking home , the barn is a nice adder for space I am sure you will up with Mopars .

Very cool

I'll look into the tin already have the lighting to go in .

Drywall here as its attached to the house - side entry . Not a bad idea to put the metal over it .

Close on the new house March 14 the has a big double garage that will fit two pickups in and has 11 ft ceilings . Now to decide on the hoist type . Thanks for all the info so far everyone .

I like the Mohawk site . They list concrete requirements for every lift they sell . Once I decide on the model I'll pass the documents to my concrete installer .

I like this adapter you can get it would fit nicely on the car bottom

I'll take the bird for you I leave that on the ground on a nice rubber floor .Dont spend your money I'll take it for free and promise to look after it . You can come over and even have a beer while sitting inside it .

Two post seems like the way to go don't need to store the car as the only car in the garage will be the Charger . I can get 10'6 easily and I like the fact that you can do anything . Going to look at having reinforced concrete done . Going to also have the door rollers raised . Thanks everyone...

Yes from what I've read everywhere I need at least 11 feet 12 would be ideal with either of the two hoists . Is it nesessary to pour new concrete pads in an existing garage I am wondering next ?

Thanks I like these and there is a Mohawk dealer actually in the township we might be moving to here in Canada .

I agree on the height . It's a new home purchase with an unfinished garage ceiling . One friend is a home builder and mentioned a truss can be moved but it will cost you and will need to calculate on the load requirements of the roof . Looking at these two adds I like the 4 post it's safer for...