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Hello Guys

I assume I will never have a showcar that would need tires like this so these are for sale.
Awesome looking never used Goodyear Speedway Wide Tread Red Line tires.
These were sitting in a shop for a while. They are reproduction tires and according to the DOT they were manufactured in 2007.
New tire like this cost around 325usd in US but the cost was way higher to have them in Hungary.
I ask 1000euro for the 4 tires + shipping
Offers welcome as always.

Carsten, now is your time.

13 Jahre alte Holzreifen für nen Riesen zzgl Versand?

Duke Nukem hat geschrieben:13 Jahre alte Holzreifen für nen Riesen zzgl Versand?

Have you seen the "perfect condition" 50 years old Goodyear tire prices on the ebay lately?

ja Tommy, genau meine Kragenweite
Danke an Martin für den Hinweis

Es stimmt das diese Reifen als neue Reifen ordentlich Geld kosten.
Zur Zeit liegt der Neupreis bei USD 305
https://www.kelseytire.com/performance- ... d-rs-.350/

Aber: 13 Jahre ist schon ein Alter. Ich würde sie noch fahren.
Aber nicht für EUR 1.000 zzgl Versand.
Innerhalb D würde ich für sowas grob 300-400 EUR zahlen

Problem: Die Speedways gab es nur bis zum 1968er Modell. Meist brauche ich jedoch die ab 1969er Polyglas.
Nebenbei haben diese auch eine echt bessere Qualität und fahren besser als die Speedways, aber darum geht es ja nicht

Gruß

Carsten

Yes, 13 years... might considering old , we consider even a 5 years old tire old that we use on our daily driver car.
However people dont really put these kind of tires on a "weekend driver" classic even if they are new. They are more for show room than street simply because they are expensive and far away from a good modern tire.
These tires were stored in a worksop not under the sunlight and they look perfect.
I agree they are expensive, but 3-400euro definitely not that range I would sell for.

that is fine.
Your tires, your decision what to do with them.

People have different opinions and values.

I drive mostly bias ply tires.
And I really use them and drive many miles.

Therefore have a clue when and how they do age.
Keeping them out of the sunlight does help and they don't crack too fast (dry rotting cracks to be seen on the sides).
But even when stored indoors all the time the rubber itself gets old and still dries out. The softener is gone and they start driving worse getting older.
Usually happens after than 9-10 years on classic cars.

They do look great though no matter how old they are







Carsten

plumcrazy hat geschrieben:that is fine.
Your tires, your decision what to do with them.

People have different opinions and values.

I drive mostly bias ply tires.
And I really use them and drive many miles.

Therefore have a clue when and how they do age.
Keeping them out of the sunlight does help and they don't crack too fast (dry rotting cracks to be seen on the sides).
But even when stored indoors all the time the rubber itself gets old and still dries out. The softener is gone and they start driving worse getting older.
Usually happens after than 9-10 years on classic cars.

They do look great though no matter how old they are







Carsten

I do appreciate all opinions Carsten.
I agree people can have different opinion that does not bother me at all.
Those who are interested will find me through messages anyway.

This car is awesome
I have a 8 3/4” 69 charger differential also for sale

600 euro + shipping

do you still have the tires?

Carsten