Reply to "Useful and Reasonable Spare Tire"

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Judge, Kirk Evans in Ohio does build a special rear tub. But he went in a different direction, using the extra depth in his custom to make a hidden valuables cavity. All the vendors have molds for the stock tub, or an owner with fiberglas experience could chop one up and reconfigure it about any way you want. There are two or three stock varieties depending on the A/C setup.

Incidentally, the racing Gr-4s ran 10" x 15" fronts and 14" x 15" rears, and by LeMans Rules were supposed to carry a spare. So there was a bracket that bolted directly on top of the ZF to hold one of those giants- no tub at all. Only way such a spare would fit. The Pantera is a very small car for its capabilities.

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