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#233413 05/07/2007 3:23 AM
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Trying to assemble spare tire carrier parts that came with the truck, there is a slide type bar apparatus mounted to chassis and then I have a long 3 ft or so piece with a J bolt in it that appears to be the lower tire rest on piece, then two other brackets, one a small bracket with round side to it, and the other bracket about 18 inches that has two mounting holes that line up with the smaller round brakcet piece, I have the chevy assembly manual and shop manuals for this year and they show an entirely differrent set up, I think this is some kind of swing down and to rear appartus, any help or drawing of how it goes together and works will be greatly appreciated

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There was a diuscussion on this last month, for art deco trucks. This link was submitted!

http://chevy.tocmp.com/1929_54chevyparts/07/442.HTM

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Thanks for the info
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Look through the trucks for sale on Ebay, they often show great pictures to archive for the various trucks/years of AD's.


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