Does anyone know what car this jack is for?? '68 Charger??

[MxRacer855]

Hey guys!

When I bought my car, the guy who owned it gave me a bunch of parts that he said were original to the car to the best of his knowledge. One of them was this jack. I have no idea what an original jack for a '68-'70 Charger looks like and can't seem to find information on it very easily...

Does anyone recognize what car this jack would have come on?

Jeff

[MxRacer855]

Jack 1

[MxRacer855]

Jack 2

[A383Wing]

those are both little "foreign" car jacks...not made for our cars...

[MxRacer855]

I was very skeptical... I was hoping to make a little bit of cash off of it to fund the cause. In that case, I'm just going to throw that shit away!  That's life.

[billschroeder5842]

Sorry, not close.

Aftermarket jacks.

[areibel]

They actually look like 80's-90's GM jacks, they actually work pretty well for low clearance stuff.
I wouldn't throw out a jack if it works, even if it was a GM!

[A383Wing]

They actually look like 80's-90's GM jacks, they actually work pretty well for low clearance stuff.
I wouldn't throw out a jack if it works, even if it was a GM!

I think they are Saturn jacks...or some car similar...I would not trust one under a Charger

[areibel]

I have two, one came out of my wife's 84 Gutlass and the other is out of a Delta 88.   I don't use them to support the car while I'm under it, but the low profile works in some situations- getting under the axle when there's a flat (enough to get a floor jack under), or even with a piece of 2x6 to push out a mashed in quarter panel from inside the trunk!

[Ghoste]

I've heard stories of those ones failing but I think its just local guys trash talking.  Has anyone else heard anything like that?

[Bandit72]

i have one very similar to that that i drag around to salvage yards when i go parts hunting...very handy for low clearance stuff! I've never had mine fail and i've moved quite abit of junk with it....

[MxRacer855]

So overall it seems to serve it's purpose very well. Unfortunately, it's not an OEM jack to the car 

Life goes on.

Jeff