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#384960 03/02/17 01:57 PM
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Does anybody know where I can get the bolt that secures the spare tire hold down bracket for my '48 Sport Coupe? Or what thread it is? Thanks!

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This is for my 48 Fleetline...Is yours the same,I think they are different???

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Do you just need the bolt? I have all the parts for the entire assembly.

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Thanks for your response, but neither of these looks like mine; the bolt threads into the trunk floor. The spare sits flat like is done in the convertible.

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The bolt is used in 1941-1948 coupes as well as 1937-1940 cars It has a 7/16 20 thread and is 2 3/16"ong
the clamp is also used on 1941-1948 coupes as well as 1937 cars and 1938 and 1939 coupes.


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Excellent! Thank You!

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Does the bolt have a special head (similar to a lug nut) or does it resemble a standard off the shelf bolt. I am using an off the shelf bolt in my convertible. Thanks Mike

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The head is taller so you can get the lug wrench on it easier. Also very plain and smooth.


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That is what my 48 looks like.


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just a simple comment from an outside observer.

i do declare! it seems that you princes can't figure out what holds you spare tire in place. Mercful heaven.

I know you in this forum don't have much to talk about but this simple item seems a given to me. There is one for the coupe and one for the sedan. This right here ain't no rocket science.

i suggest you have a round table and ask Guinevere what she thinks/ Might as well, for it seems the kingdom is in dire strates for figuring this problem out.

If some of you had a concret block a-holding the spare in place, you would then claim it came in the car and was correct from the factory. Well, I guess that is a stretch.

just a comment. I know, I know.

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Charlie..........you need to google

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