Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The lack of a garage where I can install a service lift is the biggest obstacle I currently face in pursuing my dreams of classic restorations.

Good luck.

Have you looked into things like this . . .https://www.quickjack.com/?

Thanks for posting that. I just found those the other day. It could help for sure.

Anonymous wrote:The lack of a garage where I can install a service lift is the biggest obstacle I currently face in pursuing my dreams of classic restorations.

Good luck.

Thanks. It's really frustrating. I have a tiny garage in my house from the 1930s, but it's only big enough to maybe squeeze my car into, definitely not big enough for a frame-off restoration.

Anonymous wrote:The lack of a garage where I can install a service lift is the biggest obstacle I currently face in pursuing my dreams of classic restorations.

Good luck.

Have you looked into things like this . . .https://www.quickjack.com/?

OP here. I'm in Alexandria.

Check Nextdoor. I have seen people post there.

Generally where are you looking?

The lack of a garage where I can install a service lift is the biggest obstacle I currently face in pursuing my dreams of classic restorations.

Good luck.

I have a classic car that needs a decent amount of work. I'd like to do it myself, but I don't have the space at home. Does anybody know about garage space I can rent for a few months? I need to be able to do welding, run a compressor, etc.