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I remember that car being for sale about 10 years ago in the western states. It might have been less than $1000 back then, $1500 is a great price in todays market! Some folks want a thousand bucks just for those police/taxi/export wheels. I think it is a Colorado State Police unit? Back then I...

Thanks Carsten!

Would that be all lines, Newport, Newport Custom, 300, New Yorker?

I will need a new dash pad for my 1969 Newport. Which ones will be exactly the same? I know that the later Fuselage New Yorkers (72-73) have a woodgrain trim piece in the lower part so those ones are a no go. What about the rest?

Do you run any bias ply or bias belted whitewalls Carsten? In that case, which ones?

And yes, as I understand it the BF Goodrich from Coker is 100% American, not a Michelin tire. Not sure if they have to pay for making them though...

Thank you for all the input, will read that article a little later with great interest! One thing to keep in mind however is that the reproduction ones are not exactly the same as the tires they imitate. In many cases they are better.

My God, parting that...glad it was saved! Seems like a heck of a find!

Dang. Won't be there until next summer...

Which agency was that car at? I should come and check it out next time in Rockford...

I thought that they have to be bias belted but the Coker description reads bias ply on the J78-15....

Watch the video....

Do you have personal experience of these particular tires? I know that the cheaper ones can be horrible but friends have redlines and Polyglases on their musclecars and would never go back to radials again. And yes, I find radials on older cars to be a terrible eyesore that ruin the whole car...

I'm slowly gathering parts for my B3 1969 Chrysler Newport 2dHT and one of things I try to decide is which tires to choose. Criteria number 1 is that they have to be American made by an American company. The car will be kept completely stock except for the optional wheelcovers and a 500 cube...

Hergfest is right. I have the same air cleaner on my 72 CHP Polara which has been sitting since the mid 70:s.

Great pics, thanks for sharing! Wow, that L1000 though, I have the hots for it! And I'll add, if anyone ever needs to do any business with Megawattkid I'll say that there isn't a more honest and good guy to deal with. If only all people would be like him there would be very few problems in this...

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