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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: branson mo
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New tires and wheels(ish)
Picked up a set of bfg radial ats, 275-60-r15 with a set of 10" chrome rims for 150 bucks
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Re: New tires and wheels(ish)
Looks alot beter
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Re: New tires and wheels(ish)
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: nunyah
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Re: New tires and wheels(ish)
How do the new tires fit space wise? think thered be enough room for 295's? who doesn't like a fat pair of meats in the back
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Location: branson mo
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Re: New tires and wheels(ish)
I think i have enough room for 295s... 295/50/r15s back 275/60r15 front? Was actually just thinking about it. Only two of the tires are good anyway, so i think i may just try.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: nunyah
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Re: New tires and wheels(ish)
yeah that sounds like something i was going for. i heard somewhere the bfgoodrich is going to start producing their 295/50/15s later this october. what size tires did you have previously?
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Re: New tires and wheels(ish)
Not to shabby... looks like a nice score to me.
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Re: New tires and wheels(ish)
Sweet score!
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Portland, Or
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Re: New tires and wheels(ish)
[QUOTE=berencam;3295355]Picked up a set of bfg radial ats, 275-60-r15 with a set of 10" chrome rims for 150 bucks
![]() Agreed on the Craigslist deals!!! Scored my rear 275/60R15 BFG Radial TA's for $40 bucks. Under 200 miles on them. Guy had them on his old school Model A and didn't like the look of them so he bought some big ass sweet looking Mickey T's. Posted them for $40 and I was lucky enough to be on the computer right when the ad posted....I was the first person who emailed him. I about gave him a hug when I picked them up. The rally wheels I picked up for $65 from a guy in Washington who sandblasted them, metal etched them, primed them, and painted the centers. All straight with no bends. I still sanded them down to bare metal and re-primed them. Then painted them. Mainly for the fact that I needed them to match my truck and he used cheap paint. My front 245/60R15 BFG Radial TA's were a free score from my uncle. He had them laying around in the garage. About 65% tread left. Center caps were $20 at the Portland Swap Meet in April. Scrubbed them down with steel wool and then polished them with some Blue Magic chrome polish and brought them back to life. Beauty rings I did buy new at the Swap Meet for $60. 3" deep Stainless Steel...not the cheap Taiwan tin ones. Only bought new because I could not find any decent used ones for a good price. But still, pretty good deal since I have seen the same ones in catalogs for $90-120. For paint supplies (paint, primer, sand paper, and masking supplies), wheels, tires, caps, and rings it cost me just over $200. Add that with about 20 hours of personal labor (I sanded them to bare metal by hand), I have a sweet setup that I hardly payed anything for. Moral of the story.....craigslist is sweet, free is great, and put in a little hard work and it pays!!!
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