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#518195 - 06/20/08 04:40 PM spare tire rack for 1923 earlier Dodge Brothers
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I am looking for a 24" spare tire rack for the back of 1923 or earlier touring/sedan or roadster/coupe, this spare tire rack is for the steel bud dish wheel. the bottom arms should have a spacing of aprox. 20".

Chuck

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#518247 - 06/20/08 10:53 PM Re: spare tire rack for 1923 earlier Dodge Brothers [Re: gboy]
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Registered: 04/01/06
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Chuck, you might find that the roadster and tourer tire carriers are different as the spare is held at a different angle. I am just guessing though because the wood wheel 25" ones are, although it is only the lisence plate carrier that is affected.

John

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#518459 - 06/22/08 10:38 AM Re: spare tire rack for 1923 earlier Dodge Brothers [Re: John1918]
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John

The tire carriers are different, I have a 1923 touring and 1923 roadster, also have full set of bud 24" steel wheels and full set 24" wood spoke wheels, the spare tire carrier I find will determine which car gets the bud wheels.

Chuck

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#518525 - 06/22/08 02:26 PM Re: spare tire rack for 1923 earlier Dodge Brothers [Re: gboy]
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Registered: 12/05/04
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I have several spare tire carriers for early DBs but I don't have a clue which one fits what. I likely have what you need if it is for wood spoke. I have one for a '24 steel wheel but none similar for earlier years.

Is there any way you can get a photo of one like you need?
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#518542 - 06/22/08 03:15 PM Re: spare tire rack for 1923 earlier Dodge Brothers [Re: alex_houston]
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Alex

I will send you a private mail with my e-mail address, I will get photos soon.


Edited by gboy (06/22/08 03:15 PM)

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#519308 - 06/25/08 03:37 PM Re: spare tire rack for 1923 earlier Dodge Brothers [Re: gboy]
Big Mark Offline
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Hi Chuck, I would be intrested the the wheels you don't use wether it's the Bud or wood thanks, Mark
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