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1970 E-Body spare tire cannister? #1411374 03/30/13 01:17 PM 03/30/13 01:17 PM
Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 2,200 Sec.414,seat 12,White Sox Park swapman OP top fuel
swapman OP top fuel Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 2,200 Sec.414,seat 12,White Sox Park	Had a little time. I was looking at 'Cudas @ Challengers magazine. July 1999. Jim Penta's R/t Challenger was high lighted. Pictures of trunk showed a space saver with inflator bottle. Bottle was wrapped in a cardboard like paper. I have never seen this before. Was this the way they came? What do you guys think?

Re: 1970 E-Body spare tire cannister? [Re: swapman] #1411375 03/30/13 03:40 PM 03/30/13 03:40 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 4,115 MD floyd master
floyd master Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 4,115 MD	Yep - Cardboard sleeve with instructions printed on the outside. See page 6 of e-body parts for sale for a pic of an original for sale here by another member.

Re: 1970 E-Body spare tire cannister? [Re: floyd] #1411376 03/30/13 04:40 PM 03/30/13 04:40 PM
Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 2,200 Sec.414,seat 12,White Sox Park swapman OP top fuel
swapman OP top fuel Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 2,200 Sec.414,seat 12,White Sox Park	Nope, thanks but that is not what I mean. The paper I'm talking about is more like corrugated paper that covers the whole bottle, Like I said, I have never seen this before. It was (is) owned by Jim Penta of Reading Mass. He used to run Penstar Restoration and then he went to work for Chuck Pierce in Newport N.H. I have not seen any current info on these places. So If anyone remembers this Sherwood R/T Challenger convertible with the Mass. License Plate "NO FAKE", give me a hit back. Just another piece of archeology.

Re: 1970 E-Body spare tire cannister? [Re: swapman] #1411377 03/30/13 06:10 PM 03/30/13 06:10 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 4,784 Ontario, Canada mccannix master
mccannix master Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 4,784 Ontario, Canada	Quote: Nope, thanks but that is not what I mean. The paper I'm talking about is more like corrugated paper that covers the whole bottle, Like I said, I have never seen this before. It was (is) owned by Jim Penta of Reading Mass. He used to run Penstar Restoration and then he went to work for Chuck Pierce in Newport N.H. I have not seen any current info on these places. So If anyone remembers this Sherwood R/T Challenger convertible with the Mass. License Plate "NO FAKE", give me a hit back. Just another piece of archeology. I have seen a lot of them but have never seen anything like that, but then again I have not seen them all. The plate says "NO FAKE" but the bottle cover ....

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