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Old 04-23-2010, 12:47 AM   #13
PHAT TONY
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Re: Swinging spare tire

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Originally Posted by old man jimmy View Post
they didn't come from factory with tire rack. If you take off the right rear marker light you will probably see a steel rod hanging down. Thats how you drive them up into place. And they are a very tight fit. As far as putting them on a 2 wd. why not. The first time your out camping, and all the gear cramed into the back, and have a flat tire. You find you have to unload most of it just to get to your spare. That is when I put mine on. It was July between Yuma and Tucson. No fun.
I stuck my hand up there; you're absolutely right, there's a rod I can barely touch bent in a horseshoe above the right marker light on mine. The bummer of this is that when I bought mine as a project I seriously never saw another 2wd Blazer around these parts, somebody in town just bought a "driver"(I don't know it's condition) 72 2wd Blazer that was advertised for not much more than I paid for a pooper!
This happened with a Olds Cutlass ragtop a few years back. I did a body-off resto on a '70, but by the time I was done there were 3 others surfaced meantime! Whadaya do.
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