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Hi Guys, A bit of a rookie question but thought I would ask here before I do anything I regret. I'm just wondering where the best place to put my jack stands would be as I need to get under the car to do a bit of work and don't want to rely on a jack alone. I've taken a look around and I can't seem to find any definitive answer so just asking here instead. This is currently where I'm jacking the car up from: http://imgur.com/J8MgZWu And am now unsure where to place the jack stands, I was thinking in this area here: http://imgur.com/YwbQOz6 And to zoom in a bit more I was then thinking about placing them on this little ledge (just to the left of the red line), would this be ok? It's at the start of two beams which run down the length of the car but I don't think those beams themselves are strong enough to hold any weight as they do seem a bit soft. http://imgur.com/0LE7OwN Cheers for any help in advance

Hi All, Clearing out the garage to make space as the old girl has gone to a new home and the current car I drive now doesn't need these tools. These were used on a low 180SX and served me well. All items were rarely used and are in tip top condition! 1. Blue Point (Snap On) 1T Low Level Floor Jack As you'll see in the pictures, this is super duper low and is pretty much the lowest one on the market. 2. Blue Point 3T Ratchet Jack Stands (x4) 2x pairs (4 in total). 2x are used and the other 2x are BNIB (brand new in box). 3. Astro Products Car Ramps (x2) Picture is not of actual items (got off the net). Mine are exactly the same, but will come in it's original box. Would love to sell all together in as a set. Wanting $500 picked up for the lot. Price is slightly negotiable. The Floor Jack alone set me back almost $650 on its own. Each pair of Stands were $80 so if my math is correct, that's $160 for all 4. And the Astro Products Ramps were about $150 the pair. If I were to sell seperately, I'd be wanting... 1. $450 2. $100 3. $100 Location is Burwood East, VIC. Contact me via pm or sms on zero four two one 1 2 1 eight one eight. Cheers, Andy