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I'll go with the majority here and assume it's from a '66 Fury. Thanks to all for your help!

Different plants coded differently. What was coded and how it was coded changes year to year and plant to plant. That era of Jefferson and Lynch Road tags are not alphabetical as the other plants are.

If you look at the design from the light vendor, you can see that he designed it with no lights under the lift. He felt it would have been ok, but at the end of the the day I trumped his design and added the lights over the lift. I think at first I thought the lift would be taller than it is.

These give great light, but maybe a little extra. Also not sure of the durability. Also only about 6 year life at 12 hours a day. So maybe 10-12 years for me. It should cut down on shadows.

So I used similar in my storage bay (see attached). It gives good light but its not good light in my opinion to be working under. Its perfect for my storage bay, but the 4 foot LED lights prevent shadowing and produce much more even light which is important in my opinion when in precision...

I will be doing all work. Small restorations, upholstery…. Some of my challenge will be that when my car is on the lift, it will block some of the light. With your flat ceiling it looks like you have one set centered in the middle and another 2 on the edges. My lift would be positioned closer...

Attached is my lighting study done by a RAB rep and light info. I targeted 70 foot candles in the precision areas and 55 foot candles in the general work areas and 100 foot candles in very high precision areas. I pretty much met those levels when I measured the light levels once the lights...

My 69 Road Runner RM23H9G are in alphabetic order

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My Hurst 300 are also out of alphabetic order

You need to decide what you want. Is this an area where you do precision work? If so, you should be targeting at minimum 70 foot candles at work height. If you go to a good LED manufacturer and give them your layout they will give you a plan that shows the foot candles in all areas. In my...

@3175375 How high are these hung and what kind of spacing did you use? My simple math says you used 2 rows about 12’ apart? Maybe this answers my question on spacing and height.

Hi from Chilton, Wisconsin, looks very complete, look under all seats for factory build sheet, example

Nos 63-73 imperial front grease seal. Part # 2808268. $10 plus shipping from 40165. Thanks

Adding to this thread to keep in one spot Thanks @3175375

I am adding on to my standalone garage which is 24x24. It’s where I keep my Polara, has a 4 post lift and my upholstery machine and workspace. It’s getting a little crowded and I have no room for another car so I decided to add on. In the process I am re-thinking my lighting. Currently I have 8...

Not sure if your Chrysler has them but I am looking for a set of rear bumper guards. Tim

This one looks right for a Jefferson Ave. plant Chrysler.