prerunner style tire mount
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Well I tried to find the fabtech spare tire holder but couldnt it looks badass
FOUND IT: Spare Tire Mount
Hey Gil!
FOUND IT: Spare Tire Mount
Originally Posted by logan03CO
Looks Like I beat you to that comment by about 2 Minutes.... 
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Originally Posted by mcerwing
how much would i have to spend to get a prerunner style spare tire mount? i saw one here but i don't want any of that bolt on stuff. is this going to be something i'll have to make myself?
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ead.php?t=9161
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I have one forsale on the classifieds board (click here). Much better quality than the fabtech one. Make me an offer I am in the IE so it's not too far of a drive. Could possibly meet somewhere in between.
Nathan
Nathan
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Originally Posted by rolla_guy72
Doesn't someone have one on here that flips over to fit under the tonneau??
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Originally Posted by $tone02
if you did a flat mount one that would fit no problem. If you want one let me know or let Jeff know. We can do it cheaper than buying something from a big company.
I would say if you are on teh W. Coast go with stone, Ill take E. Coast, basically thsi will save a lot on shipping.
Oh yeah adn I claim TX b/c Im a Texan! haha
Seriously guys, we are liek you, members of RF and are jsut trying to get some extra money on the side. You can check out our work on teh board, we have served multipel people here.
Thanks
oh and i think PM us a request, it makes it a little easier to manage
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Originally Posted by rolla_guy72
How difficult would it be to make one that would swing over and lay low enough to clear a tonneau. I'm about to get a tonneau and I'd like to have a spare tire on the back when I go wheelin.
Plus, I like the look of the angled ones...
Plus, I like the look of the angled ones...
The one I jsut made for Loco will fit under a tonneau. Look at my cardomain site for pics.
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11-04-2005
well like mine, but he wants it to fold down flat to clear it, but then have it be able to flip up, lock in, and then be an angled spare..
he brings up a very nice argument, and i think i might do a little re fabing on mine to make it do this, also i want to make the pads that it bolts to the bed be able to connect with pins to the rest of the carrier so i can quick take it off to haul somthn
he brings up a very nice argument, and i think i might do a little re fabing on mine to make it do this, also i want to make the pads that it bolts to the bed be able to connect with pins to the rest of the carrier so i can quick take it off to haul somthn
