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Lift a Brick??? 200

posted by  jludes on  Wed Oct 27 11:52 CST 2004
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I was wondering if anyone has experience of lifting a 240 (wagon in my case)? I have an 87 and could really use some more ground clearance for some of the roads I need to take. I certainly don't want a Brick-Foot but 6-10 more inches would be great. Would this be possible with the car still operating okay? How entailed a job is this? Any ideas of likely costs? Thanks for any input,
John






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