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Old 02-08-2009, 09:08 PM   #1
Twinpiston
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Default Spare tyre and jack pics

Hey all,

Just wondering if anybody with a LX, Zetec or Ghia could snap a pic of their spare wheel well. I would like to see how all the bits fit in their.

I don't have the tow eye so I have to look for one.

Also another favour from the XR4 owners. Now that I have new rims on, I want to put a full size 15" in as the spare but the steel screw down in mine is too short. I need a pic to take to ford so we can look for the part. I know they have a longer screw but the plastic piece would be way too tall.

Thanks all

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