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DIY Curb Ramp

80 bucks well spent at Lowes...

Interlocking rubber perforated matting, then underneath, there are 2 more rubber pieces with diagonal slanted grooves, with about a 2 1/2 inch overlay in a step formation (to adjust for angle of the curb dip)...then holes drilled evenly and held together with braided P-Chord underneath. (for 3 of them cost would have been 120 bux.... (350+ had I gone with the "professional curb ramps") -

 

They work very well, and i have them lined up where i hit them perfectly based on the hood joint line to the quarter panel on the drivers side. These worked out better than even I could have hoped, they have decent weight to them, did NOT float away during our last down pour, and because they're "channeled" they let water pass nicely.



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2015 Ford Fusion Hybrid Titanium

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