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Keep an eye out for equipment auctions. We bought a 2 post Rotary lift a few years back from a dealership that went out of business. $1,200.00 for the lift and auction fees and breaking it down for transport, the total was about $1600.00.

I've made racks with 2X4's and drilled holes in them with a hole saw for round dowels. Then used wood glue to secure the dowels.

chinesium steel was my first laugh today.

There maybe a difference in the dashes between a Dart and a Plymouth in the switch placement. It is possible that at some point somebody installed a Valiant dash in your car. I had a Dart dash but it has been sold, so no pics.

In Ca. it's called "thinner" for VOC compliance. I get it at a Chevron distributor. Have never had a problem with it.

We bought one at an auction of a closed dealership a few years back. $1200 for the lift, 10% for the auctioneer and disassembly. Came to around $1600. We had 2 guys that install lifts professionally install it. I forget how much they charged, but to me it was worth it to have them install it and...

I have a Craftsman saw. Have had it for a long time and it works well. Be prepared to have extra batteries charged up and ready to go. Those saws go thru the batteries quickly. Maybe newer batteries have a longer life. Don't know about 12 volt chargers. The Craftsman is 19V. Most newer saws are...