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Old 08-17-2014, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by 77&79F250
Its not a reproduced part
ND you posted that pic to show what?

Spare Tire/ Jack

Well golly ms molly look at at what I found, so I stand corrected.

Opps that is for a 48-56 F100....not quite what we are looking for.

I never really dug in to the LMC, DC, NPD, JBG, ....... web sites looking for one cause like brian1080 I cant very well hang a 35x12.50x16.5 on it. Well I could modify it to fit, but it would be a PITA to drop unless I mod a new style cable drop to the one end.

Someday.............. Till then I'l throw it in the back like most of us good ol Ford truck boys do.



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ive never seen any like that but i have seen like the baja style
 
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Still don't understand. Big tires go on big huge trucks i.e. an Army 5 ton. Normal
tires go on pick-ups. They fit on spare tire carriers too. An Army 5 ton is designed to
go off road when necessary. A pick up is designed to go on paved roads…some of which
may be covered with snow.
 
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A pick up is designed to go on paved roads…some of which may be covered with snow.
Big snow, big tires, big waves, big ship.....got it?

As some go off the paved road, on purpose and (gasp) get mud on the tires and make the front axle help pull the rear. 4x4 is a what its called. We do it to get the chebbies out. lol

And bump into trees and its all mayhem after that. A 2wd is just that, truck for that paved road and might keep you limited to getting out in real world where the parking curbs stop.
 
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Originally Posted by 77&79F250
Big snow, big tires, big waves, big ship.....got it?

As some go off the paved road, on purpose and (gasp) get mud on the tires and make the front axle help pull the rear. 4x4 is a what its called. We do it to get the chebbies out. lol

And bump into trees and its all mayhem after that. A 2wd is just that, truck for that paved road and might keep you limited to getting out in real world where the parking curbs stop.
Yeah, 2x4's should never leave the paved roads.


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Originally Posted by 77&79F250
ND you posted that pic to show what?
So people could see the exploded view of the optional slide-out spare tire carrier and its related parts.
 
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Originally Posted by 77&79F250
Big snow, big tires, big waves, big ship.....got it?

As some go off the paved road, on purpose and (gasp) get mud on the tires and make the front axle help pull the rear. 4x4 is a what its called. We do it to get the chebbies out. lol

And bump into trees and its all mayhem after that. A 2wd is just that, truck for that paved road and might keep you limited to getting out in real world where the parking curbs stop.


As seen here, 2 days ago, lol. The truck in the very back is a chevy.

I like to look at restored trucks, and 2wd trucks, but im just not the type of guy that wants one. I like that i can go anywhere and not care if I have to push through the overgrowth.
I grew up in Montana, and hunted, fished, and generally spent fun time offroad.
 
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Is the in bed spare tire holder stock ? Bolted to the side and bottom of bed. Thanks, Stretch
 
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Is the in bed spare tire holder stock? Bolted to the side and bottom of bed.
It was an option...
 
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Thanks ND, thought I was the only one that had a couple.
 
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Does anyone have the part number of the 1k360 hardware that mounts to the rt frame rail for the slide out spare tire?
 
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Originally Posted by Sam's1967
Does anyone have the part number of the 1k360 hardware that mounts to the rt frame rail for the slide out spare tire?
D3TZ-1K360-A .. Spare Wheel Carrier Bracket-Use with Slide-Out Spare Wheel Carrier / Obsolete

1973/79 F100/150 4WD & F100/250 2WD

PARTS INTERNATIONAL in Farmers Branch TX has 1 = 888-727-0418.

HIGH BUCK! BOB ALLEN FORD in Overland Park KS has 1 = 913-381-3000.
 
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Here's a picture of D3TZ-1K360-A.
 
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
It was an option...
NumberDummy, will you be so kind as to tell me what the Ford part number is for the in-box tire carrier bracket (1405)?

And are there any left out there?

Thanks!
 


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