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  • 80sailor
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    Originally posted by darbsclt
    Thanks... I've always been interested in a swing-away, but was curious about how it might mount to the tail-gate. Would you have any pictures of the tailgate-to-swing mounting point?
    I'll take a couple tonight.

    That said, it doesn't actually mount to the tail gate. The simple latch mechanism is actually on the lower contact pivot point. Essentially, there are four bolts that connect it to the truck. Two in the upper tub rail and two in the lower.

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  • Zimbos
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    did you have it painted locally, looks great

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  • darbsclt
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    Originally posted by 80sailor
    Here's a a few pics from the rear
    Thanks... I've always been interested in a swing-away, but was curious about how it might mount to the tail-gate. Would you have any pictures of the tailgate-to-swing mounting point?

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  • 80sailor
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    It had both on it when I bought it. Looking back through records kept by PO's, the spare tire in the rear is a D90 carrier.

    Do I need two? You never know! Though it does make it a bit more of a pain to get in and out of the back.

    Here's a a few pics from the rear

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  • LaneRover
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    Originally posted by east high
    Nice. Do you normally carry two spares?
    Maybe they are flotation devices . . .

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  • darbsclt
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    Originally posted by 80sailor
    My 73 S3 88 dressed in summer attire.

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    Looks great!

    Can you show/explain how you mounted the rear tire to your tailgate?

    Thanks

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  • east high
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    Originally posted by 80sailor
    My 73 S3 88 dressed in summer attire.
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    Nice. Do you normally carry two spares?

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  • 80sailor
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    My 73 S3 88 dressed in summer attire.

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  • o2batsea
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    So THAT's why they call them "fingerlings"

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  • siii8873
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    the old man never gets out to play..
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  • PavementEnds
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    For rustonrover and his 1957 88": Can you post a face-on close-up photo of the Arabic writing, can't see it from this angle? -- if enough is visible, can translate for you.
    Last edited by PavementEnds; 08-01-2014, 12:54 PM.

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  • darbsclt
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    Beautiful picture - in my mind, what Series Land Rovers are all about.

    You should submit it as a POM to the Series 2 Club over in the UK (HERE)... they could stand to have a few more "colonial" submissions.

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  • east high
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    Originally posted by bensdad
    Nice rig East High. It looks as if you have some custom boxes in the rear tub? What is that? Behind the driver
    Thanks!

    It's a custom lock box. It was designed for a defender, but it fits the 88 pretty well. It holds a ton of stuff. That's a locking jerry can mount on the other side.

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  • bensdad
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    Nice rig East High. It looks as if you have some custom boxes in the rear tub? What is that? Behind the driver

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