Twin wheel carrier - from Xavie

[Scallops]

Here is some info I've posted on behalf of Xavie - the wording is OL's advert...

General Description

This wheel carrier will fit up to 33" tyres (285 / 75 – 16). The replacement bumper is in two halves and bolts to the original jacking locations, then bolts to two holes each side of the chassis. An additional four holes will need to be drilled towards the centre of the chassis. This TWC bumper has been developed to fit the OE tow bar.

The Caddy OL wheel carrier is now very well proven in the field and with Std LED lights, captive nuts for accessory mounting, gas struts on the arms for easy opening and closing and very HD construction it compares very well with the competition.

[long stroke]

Looks good!!

Tim.

[Xavie]

$2,200 Fitted I think the email said.

[Xtreme]

$2,200 Fitted I think the email said.

That's a special price available from OL South Sydney ATM, so get in quick if you want one.
The normal price is $2600

Roger

[Jezzaol]

I will do the Same "special Price" iat Opposite Lock Midland for orders placed before the end of the Month !

Cheers

Jeremy

[dullbird]

wow i dont know if becasue the other wheel isn't on but i reckon thats quite ugly.....very practical but ugly

bad choice of light shape i reckon

[Bush65]

wow i dont know if becasue the other wheel isn't on but i reckon thats quite ugly.....very practical but ugly

bad choice of light shape i reckon

From memory, regs state that turn indicator lights have to be within 150mm of outer edge of vehicle. So it looks as though they may not be legal either!

[Xavie]

Does any one else not think 2600 bucks is just ridiculous for the ability to carry a second wheel on the back?

I have to admit I have no idea what hayman ones cost for cruisers etc... but... just seems a lot.

[EchiDna]

it's not a lot, it's a shed load of beer tickets!!

not to mention rear access is overly complicated (IMHO) by having to manually unlock two carriers individually, then the door just to get into the back!

[discowhite]

it's not a lot, it's a shed load of beer tickets!!

not to mention rear access is overly complicated (IMHO) by having to manually unlock two carriers individually, then the door just to get into the back!

exacterly! ide be over it by the 5th time...

there is a fair amount of fabrication involved but i think the price allows a nice chunk of proffit also

cheers phil