Every. Last. Drop 😂
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I call Photoshop.
I assume the button on these type of lifts is momentary contact so you have to continuously hold the button for the lift to move up or down?
Originally Posted by MrMoody
I call Photoshop.
I thought maybe the same but the sun/shadows seems to line up (tires v. building) and the (ceiling tile?) looks perforated?
Dunno...
I call Photoshop.
I thought maybe the same but the sun/shadows seems to line up (tires v. building) and the (ceiling tile?) looks perforated?
Dunno...
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Originally Posted by Mad_Hatter
Originally Posted by MrMoody
I call Photoshop.
I thought maybe the same but the sun/shadows seems to line up (tires v. building) and the (ceiling tile?) looks perforated?
Dunno...
I'm going photoshop because...the body panels aren't crumpled at all, the roof of the vehicle "contacted" the roof of the shop with enough force (as a stop/fulcrum) to bend and destroy the frame of the vehicle, yet the roof of the vehicle isn't even fully contacting the roof of the shop...and where is all the broken glass?
Originally Posted by MrMoody
I call Photoshop.
I thought maybe the same but the sun/shadows seems to line up (tires v. building) and the (ceiling tile?) looks perforated?
Dunno...
I'm going photoshop because...the body panels aren't crumpled at all, the roof of the vehicle "contacted" the roof of the shop with enough force (as a stop/fulcrum) to bend and destroy the frame of the vehicle, yet the roof of the vehicle isn't even fully contacting the roof of the shop...and where is all the broken glass?
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