Best way to 4-point lift a Pantera?

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Hello All:
I've searched the archives but still am not certain of the best (i.e. acceptable) way to 4 point lift a Pantera completely off the floor. This is as you all know an issue which deserves due consideration. I'm talking about using one of those pneumatic lifts with the 4 arms that swing underneath the car. Should this type lift even be considered in the first place - or is an alternative approach more appropriate?

I believe that the front lift points are the boxing rails underneath the car (approximately beneath the driver's and passenger's feet). The lifting points for the rear are, I believe, in the area (beneath?) the motor mounts?

Is there a picture (jpg) definitively illustrating these points?

Regards,

Jim O'Conner
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6/10/056:31 PM

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