SHG
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I realize that this is a really trivial question, but in trying to put the details back together properly,I'm having a bit of a problem. My BJ8 was missing the spare tire hold down rod when I got it, but had (what I thought was) the leather strap. So I got the rod, but now find that the strap is way too short to meet the rod. My first reaction is that I must have the wrong strap. And I called a vendor about a new one and am awaiting a response as to the length of the strap.
But then, I saw a strap on ebay (happened to be from the same vendor). Why he had time to put it on eBay but didn't have time to call me is another matter. But it appears from the eBay photo that it is the same length as the one I already have, and that my strap was correct. So, this still leaves me with the problem, and I have no clue what;s wrong.
So, would it be possible for someone to post a photo of the rod/strap assembly, including where the strap attaches to the trunk, so I can try to figure out why I'm having this problem? I know that there are a million Healey photos floating around, but it's these stupid little detail photos, like one showing how the end of furflex is finished off, that you can never find. Any help would be greatly appreciated. As always.
But then, I saw a strap on ebay (happened to be from the same vendor). Why he had time to put it on eBay but didn't have time to call me is another matter. But it appears from the eBay photo that it is the same length as the one I already have, and that my strap was correct. So, this still leaves me with the problem, and I have no clue what;s wrong.
So, would it be possible for someone to post a photo of the rod/strap assembly, including where the strap attaches to the trunk, so I can try to figure out why I'm having this problem? I know that there are a million Healey photos floating around, but it's these stupid little detail photos, like one showing how the end of furflex is finished off, that you can never find. Any help would be greatly appreciated. As always.