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The Lift Goes Up in the Driveway, No Garage Required

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One owner got the space to work under a car without putting up a building. They reinforced their driveway so it can carry a two-post lift that can be set up and taken away again. The pavement in front of the house now does the job a dedicated shop floor usually does. For collectors short on square footage, it's a simple fix: the slab they already park on can become the place they work.

With reporting from The Drive.

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