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#521921 03/28/2009 4:00 PM
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Spare tire Carrier info page

I am still struggling finding all of the parts needed to put together an original spare tire carrier for my truck so I put together a reference page with photos of the parts that are needed for a complete assembly. Not sure who took the photos so if it was you shoot me a note and I will give credit where credit is due.

Seems the hardest part to find is the tire carrier. I have the slider and have seen several on e-bay over the years but it is rare to find the actual carrier.

I am attending the VCCA Mddle west meet in MN in June and hope to find one by then.

I hope the reference page helps others as I know the photos have helped me know what I am looking for.

Last edited by Sheridan; 03/29/2009 1:35 AM.

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Tim,

nice pics showing the tire holder!! Wonder where the pics came from? Anyone out there recognize the pics?

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Posting a link to your info page is a legitimate use of General Truck Talk. Parts wanted requests is not. Please post your requests in Parts Wanted.


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Originally Posted by cletis
Posting a link to your info page is a legitimate use of General Truck Talk. Parts wanted requests is not. Please post your requests in Parts Wanted.

I'll modify the original post.


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My apology Cletis.


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I looked for years for one. Finally found one in lower central Idaho on an old service station truck. Paid $90.00.

The only other one I ever saw was in Los Angeles, he knew what he had and was asking $600.00.

Jim Carter has an AD tire carrier that is close but no cigar. I bought one and it will work.


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