Paint your lift point arrows

[YYC_Dave]

I did the same as OP — white paint pen on the triangles, because the first time I lifted the vehicle those points were hard as hell to find….. and that was under ideal conditions.

I figured if I ever had to change a flat at the roadside on a dark night, those lift points would even harder to locate.

I like the upgraded markers others have posted.

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[Big-Foot]

Very nice! We visited a relative of a friend who has something similar in Florida, a garage for the toys and a two bedroom condo above.
His place has a private track as well as an off-road course for Raptors, Jeeps, Broncos and side by side’s.
Enjoy it looks amazing.
Brian

Thanks - As i said earlier - I‘m just finishing the shop and moving into it. It’s not nearly as pristine as in the photo above right now… LOL
Your friends place sounds like a huge slice of heaven!

 

[Bob Hamilton]

Thank you. I am in the process of finishing it and moving in…

I love my Mav, but I'd love a nice clean '33 even better! Yours looks fantastic!

 

[Big-Foot]

I love my Mav, but I'd love a nice clean '33 even better! Yours looks fantastic!

Thanks Bob! Much appreciated…

 

[Mox4615]

I did something similar as I had been considering taking the truck to Discount Tire to have a tire balance issue addressed. If you’ve ever been there, they get 4 guys all with floor jacks pretending they’re NASCAR Tire Changers and they’re just gonna throw those jacks anywhere they think is solid. Well, I marked the spots, but still haven’t summoned the courage to take it in…
I also bought a magnetic jack pad that clips on over the pinch weld (3rd pic).

Living the single life I see, no married man has a garage that spotless lol

 

[Big-Foot]

Living the single life I see, no married man has a garage that spotless lol

actually - married 50 years ago on September 11th and she’s still my best friend.. Actually, building the new shop was her idea!!!

 

[Mark’s Mav]

actually - married 50 years ago on September 11th and she’s still my best friend.. Actually, building the new shop was her idea!!!

Dang. Where did you find her?

 

[Chops]

I did something similar as I had been considering taking the truck to Discount Tire to have a tire balance issue addressed. If you’ve ever been there, they get 4 guys all with floor jacks pretending they’re NASCAR Tire Changers and they’re just gonna throw those jacks anywhere they think is solid. Well, I marked the spots, but still haven’t summoned the courage to take it in…
I also bought a magnetic jack pad that clips on over the pinch weld (3rd pic).

You can probably see the little arrows & pinch weld in the reflection off your floor! Nice

 

[DDTJRAC]

I don't see myself needing to lift my truck
I mean I'm too old to do any work in my cars

Me too, but when I do, it helps keep me moving some. That is one of the reasons why I still change the oil in the Subi. Same with cutting the grass. Even if I could afford a landscaping service, I got to do some work to keep me going when old. Guess I will be changing the oil in the Maverick when I get it too. Changing oil when young in nothing. But when you get near 80 it is not as easy.

 

[Cancunbadlands]

Me too, but when I do, it helps keep me moving some. That is one of the reasons why I still change the oil in the Subi. Same with cutting the grass. Even if I could afford a landscaping service, I got to do some work to keep me going when old. Guess I will be changing the oil in the Maverick when I get it too. Changing oil when young in nothing. But when you get near 80 it is not as easy.

I feel 'ya
A garage with a lift should help a lot

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