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We did not.
 
I haven't done that recently. The dealer group I ran with was very opposed to obsolescence so we never collected much.
 
Afaik Shane was distributing to cruiserparts as well as sor... when the falling out here happened... I do see sor does have lots of the sticker offerings still

Think Kay keeps in contact with Shane

@cruiseroutfit @cruiserdan

We were stocking many of his parts as well. I still have a barge inventory of his decals as well as a personal collection of other parts.
 
He doesn't hoard. He manages an inventory.:grinpimp:

Oh, the Mrs would disagee. There are quite a few bins of NOS or rare stuff in the hoard divisions. Let alone all the Coleman stoves, Utah history and travel books, etc.
 
Sarah is way more into Coleman than I am. Perhaps We could set up a counseling session when we stop by on Monday?:hmm: You and I can dig through bushings and Sarah can take corrective actions. :)
 
Is there a spare tire carrier latch that goes on the 1975-1976 plate style on the driver side? All my searching comes up with passenger side latches.
 
That's not surprising, thanks for info @4Cruisers.

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Plenty of used ones around.
 
@65swb45 I am looking for the latch, I have the hook. I was considering buying a new latch for the passenger side and taking it apart and using what I need for my ‘76 FJ40. My latch does not catch the hook at all, and I have the handle zip-tied to the hook.
 
@65swb45 I am looking for the latch, I have the hook. I was considering buying a new latch for the passenger side and taking it apart and using what I need for my ‘76 FJ40. My latch does not catch the hook at all, and I have the handle zip-tied to the hook.

I might have one of those. It would be a lot easier for me to remember to look for one tomorrow if you would leave me a message at the shop.
 
Interesting it shows the date change of 9/75 when the spare tire changed sides 1/75 with the start of the ambulance doors in North America.

Yes it is interesting John. But IIRC, there was also an exception to the 1/75 change you and I are used to seeing: the 1975 FST tire carrier continued to be on the passenger side.
 

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