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Re: Big tires and lifts
Era correct? That doesn't mean the same year. I consider a '72 from the '70s era. I know I bought a set of 14.50/37 Armstrong Tru-Tracs from the first batch through Dick Cepek in '77. Gumbo Mudders and Ground Hawgs were already out in '36s for a couple years,at least. Denman was making uni-directional 9.00-16,Co-op had Grip Spurs,and Goodyear made Extra Tractions in that size,too from way back before these trucks came out. Those are about 35"
Here's some info on Cepek:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc..._u8H2Q&cad=rja
Other links that may help find info:
http://www.cal4wheel.com/
http://www.ufda.org/
http://www.orba.biz/
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