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Spare Tire Cover

73stallion

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Mar 5, 2004
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Eugene, OR
if you can still get hold of them, extreme automotive used to sell denim tire covers.

let me know if you want one, i still know how to contact jeff.
 

MarsChariot

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Planetary Offroader
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Oct 12, 2004
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
Buy a standard vinyl cover in the size of your choice and get creative with vinyl paint. Or you can easily do the upholstery work and make it however you want it. It is a heck of a lot easier than swapping out transmissions and engines. Besides, when you are done you will have learned a new trade. Here's one I cobbled together for the Chariot. Didn't cost 80 bucks either...at least if you don't count the time it took.
 

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JDBronc72
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East Peoria IL
Thanks

Thanks guys! I saw the ebay one 20 minutes after I posted this! I am looking for one in white with black lettering and haven't had any luck. I will keep looking!
 

gddyap

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Mar 8, 2005
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Loc.
Mtn View, CA
Andrew of bajabronco.com sells reproduction Baja Bronco spare tire covers. I bought one from him to fit my 35x12.50 BFG MT. I don't have a Baja so I had him make me one that just said Bronco instead of Baja Bronco but in the same script. You can see a picture of the tire cover on the website.

Gil
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