At 04:47 PM 1/29/97 GMT, you wrote:
>TRIPHSTEVE@AOL.COM wrote:
>>
>> Hello list-
>>
>> Can anyone tell me the best source for Michelin red line tires for a TR
>250?
>> I have previously purchased them from Coker for a TR6, but have since been
>> told they are no longer remaking the tire. Is anyone else?
>>
>> Any redline substitutes that look close to original? Cost? Suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Steve Thornton
>> Bowling Green, KY
>
>>steve, i've kept a website address for a source of remoulded redlines.
>>it's "www.classicar.com". i haven't bought anything yet, but i've kept
>>the address for when i get ready. then i'll be comparing them to coker.
>>also, hemmings news lists many tire manufacturers for classic cars. good
>>luck!
>
>>tom 76 tr6 cf56542
>
>Steve and Tom,
>
>I just met the Airborne delivery guy at the door with my new redlines from
>Antique Automotive Accessories. 205/70 Michelins that are remolded with a
>redline and a nice tread. They look great! I can't wait for spring to get
>them on. A friend of mine up here also bought a set for his TR250 currently
>undergoing a total restoration. Unfortunately they were running a sale on
>them that ended on December 31st but I think they're still worth it at
>$99/ea. Give John at AAA a call at 1-800-742-6777.
>
>Joe Merone
>South Burlington, VT
>TR6 CF18928
>
Hi Joe:
Are these the same actual composition and tread type as the original
redlines, or are they newer Michelins with a red line?
Thanks,
Jim
Jim Sudduth
jims@autodesk.com
'74 TR6 CF20076U
Berkeley, California USA
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