Re: Lark trailer hitch

Family always come first.  Hope that all goes well.

Regarding the hitch, I always thought that one could be fa****oned using 
the "skid" plates from '55 sedans and the rear crossmember that would 
involve a small receiver. This never has gotten past the "thinking" 
stage. Big problem are the tail pipes for the exhaust.

JT



blacklarkviii <hwalterjr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

> I really don't know. I will try to get a couple pictures Monday or
Tuesday. 
> I am going to be busy tomorrow taking care of my Dad. I hope to take him

> home tomorrow from the hospital.
> Henry
> "So. Ga. Cruiser" <daflexx@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>Henry,
>>
>>would it fit a '62? They moved the gas tank neck by then right?
>>Mine fills from the center of the back end, just under the deck lid.
>>
>>Any one know?
>>
>>Dave
>>
>>"blacklarkviii carolina.rr.com>" <hwalterjr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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message 
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>>>I have one that was on my 59 Lark. It bolted to the frame and had one
bolt 
>>>that could go to the bumper. The chrome is bad and I painted it black. 
>>>$20 plus ****pping if you are interested. I am in North Carolina.
>>>
>>>Henry
>>>"So. Ga. Cruiser" <daflexx@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>>>>I bought a trailer-kit, and I'm looking for a Lark trailer hitch if 
>>>>anyone has one floating around, and is willing to part with it for a 
>>>>reasonable price.
>>>>
>>>>Dave Miller
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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