RE: Lifting and Holding an Alfa

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Subject: RE: Lifting and Holding an Alfa
From: "John Katos" <john_katos@domain.elided>
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2002 09:19:55 -0600
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Also watch out for your local building inspector since pits are illegial to
install in most areas.

John Katos
West Dundee, IL USA
(where pits are definitely illegal)

Russ wrote (in part)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
 Or take a jack hammer to the garage floor and build an old style grease
pit.
Watch out with a pit as heavier than air gasses like carbon dioxide, carbon
monoxide and natural gas could accumulate there.

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