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OK folks, if we can't find the parts we're looking for, can we find the dimensional drawings so we can have the parts made by a local machine shop? Anyone know of sources for this type of information?

I need two more parts for my under bed tire carrier that mounts the tire between the slider and "L" shaped horizontal holder on a '46 half ton.

Input anyone?


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David,
Here is a great photo of the spare tire carrier parts. This was posted by Denny Graham on the Stovebolt.
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Spare Tire Carrier Parts 1946


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May be cheaper to get the set from Chevs of the 40s than paying a shop to build one. I also have several pics of my restored carrier, if you contact me I'll send more pics.


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