adg Forward Canada inC. (see their ad on page 59)
Website:
www.adgforward.com /
www.directlift.ca Phone: 1-800-575-4085
becoming scarce, giving way to the newest incarnation, the two and four Post Lifts now common in most automotive shops. ADG Forward Canada is a national distributor for such devices and the Vaughan, ON company, a member of the Automotive Aftermarket Retailers of Ontario (AARO), offers a large, diverse line of lifts designed for both commercial and residential applications. “Our commercial customer base includes many municipalities plus a wide range of na-
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tional accounts,” said David Facciol, Vice President of Operations. “We carry a large stock of both two and four post lifts and handle Heavy Duty Lifts for heavier equipment. We install our products, and we have on-site and mobile technicians from coast to coast to help our customers with any service and repair issues. We also conduct annual inspections and offer Operator Training.” Manufactured to high standards, the ADG Forward Canada lifts are a cut above your
average car lifts. All of our commercial lifts are Gold Label standard and CSA Certified. “We’ve been in business long enough to recognize the need for a safe, well built product. We stand behind all of our products. All we do are
automotive lifts, we focus on what we know and what we do best,” said Facciol. In addition to their commercial lines, ADG Forward Canada is finding an increasing market demand for the residential line of lifts. Built to the same high standards as their commercial units, ADG Forward Canada carry both two and four post lifts, under the Direct Lift brand, for the home mechanic, as well as a variety of ATV, Motorcycle and Storage lifts. “We know the product, we know what’s right, and what our customers demand. We’re a brick and mortar company; we’ve built our reputa-
tion on being there when a customer needs us, and we’re proud of that reputation,” said Facciol. To see the full line of ADG Forward Canada products or to contact them, you can or visit their websites. •
red Beards sports (see their ad on page 51) * Search online for store locations and hours of operation
and Kingston offer a full range of branded sports merchandise, focusing primarily on the Hockey and Foot- ball fan, but owner Bruce Sellers has not forgotten the followers of the UFC, Soccer or Baseball. Alongside their extensive and varied apparel lines, Red Beard Sports also offers a wide selection of photographs, posters and autographed memorabilia from each sporting division. In regards to their NASCAR collectibles section, few can rival the assortment provided by Red Beard Sports aboard their traveling show trailer. “When it comes to the race fans, I like to go where the people are,” explains Sellers. “We hit about 20 dif-
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ferent events this summer, and our display became one of those ‘must visits’ at each stop.” Geared to what Sellers describes as the ‘Beer and Chili’ NASCAR fan, from their mobile sales trailer Red
Beard Sports offers a complete assortment of racing apparel ranging from jackets and sweatshirts to tee shirts and ball caps. Combining these items with a large selection of diecast models, both current and older issues, some limited edition collectibles, and an amazing choice of unique, novelty curios, race fans of any age or financial status can find something to go home with. “I believe that we are the largest NASCAR collectible dealer in Canada. We carry more product in our
trailer than you’ll find in most stores,” continues Sellers. “We offer lots of items at a really good value. Tat allows us to maintain a steady turnover of product, which keeps our stock freshened with all of the newest arrivals.” For further information on Red Beard Sports, search them out on the web for store locations and hours
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ith three stores and a well-stocked mobile sales trailer, Red Beard Sports has the Southern Ontario memorabilia and collectibles market well covered. Te ‘brick and mortar’ locations in Barrie, Cobourg
ong gone are the days of service centre ‘pits’ and mechanics crawling on the ground to repair vehicles. Even the old centre-post hoists are
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