My Hornet is jacked up

DavidC
DavidC Senior Contributor

Nearing the end of resto, I cannot figure out how to store the jack parts in the trunk of my 53 Hornet.  It was not installed in the car when I bought it.  If anyone can send close-up picks of the proper storage Id appreciate it.  I know that the bracket that holds the jack shaft goes on the rearward outer bolt securing the spare tire bracket, but that's all I'm sure of.  I have no idea how to store the jack base, and I have no hardware to secure the wheel to the bracket.  Help, please!

Dave

Comments

  • Lance
    Lance Member
    Dave I have the bolt and wheel plate.
  • DavidC
    DavidC Senior Contributor
    Thanks, Lance.  Pics, anyone?  Lance, do you have pics of these parts?
  • Glowplug
    Glowplug Expert Adviser
    Dave the attached pictures should provide you with the information you need.   The jack base and the jack handle go under the jack when it is pushed into the bracket.
  • SuperDave
    SuperDave Senior Contributor
    I would like to see the correct set-up for the 48-51.. Anyone have pics?
  • onerare39
    onerare39 Expert Adviser, Member
    On my 54 the base for the jack is in a small burlap bag sitting behind the tire.  Is the burlap bag standard or just a previous owners idea?


  • DavidC
    DavidC Senior Contributor
    Thanks to all.  A close-up pic to really see how the jack, base and handle are arranged would be great.  Lance, please email me a price for the bolt and plate to dcbabydrhet@gmail.com, drop het.  If the price is right I may take you up on it!
  • SuperDave
    SuperDave Senior Contributor
    On my 54 the base for the jack is in a small burlap bag sitting behind the tire.  Is the burlap bag standard or just a previous owners idea?


    Yes the bag was original. I made the mistake of trying to wash mine. it practically dissolved!
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