Kenneth L Nielsen
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Those look nice. I made my first set of ramps like this when I was in college and needed to replace the brake lines to the rear of my ‘76 Impala. I didn’t have any jack stands so I went to one the many ever-present construction sites and grabbed a pile of 2x10’s. Had one for front and rear driver side tires and put the front passenger tire up on the curb in the angled parking spot I had. Worked great but not as refined as yours.Had a little time on my hands so I built a set of ramps to make rolling under the Tahoe a little easier. Good project for an excuse to get out to the shop for a couple of hours
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Here is a quick video if you are interested in making a set for yourself.
Nice DIY project
I guess they don't make the black plastic ones like they used to. I've had a set for 15-20 years and use them on cars, trucks, mini-vans.