[Bricklin] Lift Bricklin Using a QuickJack

[John T. Blair]

At 05:18 AM 2/21/2018, Robert P Daley wrote:

 >Has anyone lifted a Bricklin using a Quickjack?
 >
 >If so do you have pictures of how / where (exactly) you set the 
Quickjack lift
 >points and what lift extensions you used?

Robert,

I haven't used one, but I can tell you where to try and jack the 
Bricklin.  You want
to position the front lifts just behind the front wheels, and the 
rear lifts just ahead
of the rear wheels.  If you look (feel) you see there is a main front 
to rear chassis
member that runs the length of the vallance.  At the front and rear 
of this member, another member is welded at right angle to the fore 
aft piece.  This is
the best place to the chassis.

I'll send a picture of the body lifting off my chassis and you'll see 
the area at the front of the chassis I'm talking about.

John



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