Car Lift Recommendations?

[Seattle Sam]

Thanks to all for the recommendations. I am compiling a list of features and prices, and I will post here when I have it done. I am pricing lift, casters, aluminum ramps, jacking tray, and three drip trays.

It looks like the Perfect Park has a design advantage in the fully enclosed column, although I don't understand what they are claiming as far as the columns spreading. perfect Park also claims Barrett-Jackson and Kruse International as customers.

Zedder, how many units did Superior want to sell to make a GP?

Thanks,
-Sam

[Zedder]

Sam,

I think my GP was about 20 units, but I'm pretty sure I can still get that price for anyone who buys with me. I agree that the Perfect Park looks nice and I wouldn't hesitate to buy it. However, I could not justify the increased price to get the additional structural integrity. My cars always weigh in at about 3,200 lbs or so, so the 7000 lb Superior more than meets my needs. Later this week I'll see what Perfect Park will offer on a package deal. Their lift is only $300 more than Superior, but their options are quite expensive. With Superior I get the lift, casters, drip trays, aluminum ramps, jacking bridge and oil drain canister for the price of the Perfect Park lift only. To be honest, I have only heard positive things about both Perfect Park and Superior - so either would make me happy. Also, I'm an NCRS guy and Superior supplies lifts for our judging events etc. Hundreds of our members own them. Pick either of these and I think you'll be happy.

[MotownMadman]

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