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I know it's been asked before but I have been offline for sometime.I am looking for a picture of a factory built spare tire mount that goes on the side of the bed on my 66 W300 pickup.Any help would be appreciated.Are there any out there available ? Thanks
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There's a guy on the www.sweptline.org website who owned a
4-eye D300 and I seem to recall it having a spare tire carrier
on it? You might try there if nobody here has a photo for you.
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Spare tire carrier W300
John Thanks for the info.I know there are a lot of trucks with a spare tire mount out there ,it may be that the tire is so heavy no one wants to take it off to snap a picture. Thanks MarkComment
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Hey Mark,Originally posted by ROCKWELL680 View Post
You might also try looking at the images section of Norm Layton's site.....
www.dodgesweptline.org
Someone there might have what you're looking for....
JohnComment
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spare carrier shop made
I have looked and posted for a while and could find nothing for my 1970 W300 so I had my welder fabricator make one of my design.
The location was crucial as the 900x16 tires are huge and I didn't want pressure on my steps.
I will post a picture if I can.
Cost a pretty penny but its built like a brick s___house.Comment
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left side mount
I can now upload as I have gotten NSA approval.
This is what my carrier looks like on the truck.Comment
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Good lookin truck!!
BuckyComment
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Yank,
Can you post up close pictures of the mount, attachment points, etc?
Is that a 9' bed or 8'?
Really great truck, thanks for sharing.
CurtComment
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When you make yours....
I built a couple over the years and finally put a pipe with a lip on the end located so the wheel hub opening can be dropped on this support first. Once on the support the wheel can be rotated and lined up with the bolts and pushed into place really easy. An easy lock point can be put on it as well. Saves your back.
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