K-FRAME STAND

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My unit. I use some 10+" long 5/8" bolts, with the heads cut off, threaded into the rails so I can guide the unit into place when lowering the car.

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My unit. I use some 10+" long 5/8" bolts, with the heads cut off, threaded into the rails so I can guide the unit into place when lowering the car.

That's what I do, but I only use two of them, catty corner, so I can start the bolts in the other two.
 

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Here's the full kit, includes the front dolly used not only to lift the car with an engine hoist, but caster's located at the bottom so the car remains mobile

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I know this is an old thread but it doesn't make sense to start a new thread on a topic that is always current.
Regarding both pieces in the photo, is this something that plans are available for. Is it commercially made? The part that bolts to the vehicle would be really helpful.
 

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Here's one my buddy made, based off a store bought one, I believe.
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