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Old 03-29-2015, 08:34 PM   #7
FrankWest
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Default Re: 1933 Spare Tire Cover

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Originally Posted by DavidG View Post
That rubber strip should be a tight fit and not require glue, but if it isn't a tight fit then glue makes sense. The only spare tire cover that is relatively easy to install is the '36 variety where the whole face plate assembly attached to the spare wheel bracket attached to the body. Otherwise the installation is certainly something of a challenge and yes, the face plate goes first followed by the outer band and if you're doing it yourself, about the only way it can be accomplished is with the wheel laying on a padded surface (not mounted on the bracket).
David..thanks
I ordered one today from Mac's.
I will try your assembly technique..
Hope I can find a cushioned place..
If I put the tire on the bed...My wife may kill me!
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