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Show Ramps, Race Ramps, 1955-1957

Item EK-57-244897-1
Show Ramps, Race Ramps, 1955-1957
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Great For Shows Or Detailing
      • Lightweight Polystyrene 1-Piece Construction
      • Raises Car 4.75"
      • Allows Wide Tires (Up To 14")
      • Support 1500 Lbs. Per Ramp
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 49-186

      Description

      Race Ramps show ramps are ideal for the Chevy enthusiast. They allow you to get under your classic quickly, safely and withoutany frustrating hassles. These ramps are ideal for car show dsiplays, allow easy floor jack access or are ideal for raising you car to clean underneath. Race Ramps will not slide across your garage floor, dig into your asphalt driveway or scratch your painted floors. They will raise your Chevy 4.75" and you never have to worry about rust. Race Ramps are lighweight and easy to transport. So when you need vehicle ramps that will work for cars with low ground clearance, turn to Race Ramps.

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