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5 minutes ago, pizzaman09 said:

I have to admit, I'm not sure what this does, can you elighten me?

It’s where the jack engaged, the jacks looked similar to high lift jacks.

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15 minutes ago, pizzaman09 said:

I have to admit, I'm not sure what this does, can you elighten me?

I’m very surprised you didn’t know this. No shame in not knowing, I’m just surprised. 

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2 hours ago, pizzaman09 said:

I have to admit, I'm not sure what this does, can you elighten me?

Bumper jack.  They haven't been used since the 70s or maybe early 80s

 

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10 hours ago, 89 MJ said:

I’m very surprised you didn’t know this. No shame in not knowing, I’m just surprised. 

I didn't know this!  Makes sense, it's a variant of the jack points on my 62 Austin Healey and 99 BMW, they both use a rod that goes into the rocker panel to jack it up from the side.  Nice design that kind of locks into place and is fairly stable.

 

I'm not much into old American cars so this is not a detail I've taken note of before.

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1 hour ago, pizzaman09 said:

I didn't know this!  Makes sense, it's a variant of the jack points on my 62 Austin Healey and 99 BMW, they both use a rod that goes into the rocker panel to jack it up from the side.  Nice design that kind of locks into place and is fairly stable.

 

I'm not much into old American cars so this is not a detail I've taken note of before.

Ah, I never considered that the European cars didn’t have the same system

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