Just remember they will easily fit in a pickup truck or van. the longest pieces are the ramps which are 8 foot long broken down.

People must be happy with them if not too many come up for sale. I like mine and see them as a advantage over the scissor type of lift. They are very sturdy, work well, and are simple to use.

Good Luck in your quest.

Greg

Found one last week and am loving it rented a F150 and drove 4 1/2 hours but well worth it, met a fellow Corvette person and will keep in touch to meet up at Carlyse this year

Wow have I missed out. I should have gotten one of those years ago. 

I see they are still not available :(

I got lucky every now and then checked marketplace and Google search they come up, there is another one on Craigslist west Chester pa not sure if it sold, Good Luck!

Congratulations on your find, mine has served me well.

Here are some photos on my lift setup. I found that the larger tire stops are a must because of the possibility of driving off the ramp end when positioning the vehicle to raise it (don't ask me how I know $$$).  The driveway markers help to guide me onto the ramp with my "74" Corvette.   I use it in this mode to park on. I also found that for longer storage periods if you store the vehicle on the raised ramp it helps keep the critters out of it.