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Thread: 80" bonnet mounted spare

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    Quote Originally Posted by series1buff View Post
    Around here , they all seemed to have been delivered with the bonnet spare mount as standard. Come to think of it, I don't think I've never seen a local 80" bonnet without the spare mount .
    MIKE
    The following is an invalid logical argument.
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    It just so happens that I have a couple of bonnets, including one in my back yard without spare wheel supports.


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    Bonnet mount

    Hi
    80 inch hard tops on the average had no bonnet mounted spares
    they were mounted in the tub behind the seat box
    cheers
    Ian

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    ah that would explain why my 1953 80" doesnt have a bonnet mtd spare as it left Granvile motors with a full hard top

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    I don't think the hardtop has a lot to do with it. What would determine the add on would be the intended use, if the idea was to carry 4 very crowded people in the back the support was affixed to the bonnet.


    My first Land Rover 1969 - no bonnet spare - narrow transom - lights behind model headlamps modified by P.O.


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    Most I have seen have not been fitted.

    Plus, if it was mine, with an alloy radiator support panel, I wouldn't bother either.

    My 107 is getting a steel radiator panel for this reason, being a trayback, I want to mount the wheel on the bonnet and don't want to crack up the alloy one.

    CC

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    Hi Lotz-A-Landies

    If you would like another pic, I have one of the PMG when they used Landies.

    Rob

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    Hi,, I have 4 48 80in landies, and only one that has the spare tyre on the bonnet, the rest is in the rear tray..

    Rob

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