Guy's you can still get them, I'v known about them for a while too, haha. Theres over at this page. http://www.discounttire.com/ 
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by Black_Baron13 on Mon Jul 27, 2009 4:17 am
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by JadeCat95 on Thu Jul 30, 2009 2:38 am
That's where I got my wheels and they do have Hot Wheels rims, but not the ones I got. Mine were a limited production.Black_Baron13 wrote:Guy's you can still get them, I'v known about them for a while too, haha. Theres over at this page. http://www.discounttire.com/
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by ChevyCamaro09 on Thu Jul 30, 2009 9:25 am
JadeCat95 wrote:That's where I got my wheels and they do have Hot Wheels rims, but not the ones I got. Mine were a limited production.Black_Baron13 wrote:Guy's you can still get them, I'v known about them for a while too, haha. Theres over at this page. http://www.discounttire.com/
do u have a pic of your rims jadecat
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by JadeCat95 on Thu Jul 30, 2009 10:00 am
ChevyCamaro09 wrote:JadeCat95 wrote:That's where I got my wheels and they do have Hot Wheels rims, but not the ones I got. Mine were a limited production.Black_Baron13 wrote:Guy's you can still get them, I'v known about them for a while too, haha. Theres over at this page. http://www.discounttire.com/
do u have a pic of your rims jadecat
Yep, but only from on my car, I don't have a stock photo.
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by Black_Baron13 on Wed Aug 05, 2009 11:38 pm
Nice man! Haha I never seen NASCAR tires before either. Be careful Jade you might find your car sitting on cinderblocks some day >.>
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by JadeCat95 on Thu Aug 06, 2009 12:15 am
Black_Baron13 wrote:Nice man! Haha I never seen NASCAR tires before either. Be careful Jade you might find your car sitting on cinderblocks some day >.>
Somebody would DIE!! LOL
Oh, and Goodyear doesn't make the NASCAR Eagles anymore.
Heck, barely anyone makes white letter tires for cars, period. They are very hard to find......at any price.
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by Black_Baron13 on Thu Aug 06, 2009 9:32 pm
I wouldn't even drive around on those then. If you'v got a spare tire the same, I'd definitely hang it up in the garage.
Not true. Many Goodyear tires have white lettering. They're just reversed to the insides of the vehicle per customer request. (Depending on tire type/size for the vehicle. I know a lot of Firestones on the 90's Ford Explorers had white lettering) Go check car's in the mall parking lot, you'll see! I know plenty of BF Goodrich's do.(They may be expensive tires but they're worth every penny) And those are excellent track tires. If you must, I REALLY reccomend Goodyear all season performance tires for all around types of racing, and trying to dig through the mud and snow on roads. I'v had them on my Camaro ever sense' she had shoes put on her. But when I go out racing. I throw my extra set of IROC rims fixxed to BF Goodriches and kick some ass
And don't gimmie shit, my little girl pushed through 3-4" of snow with those Goodyears, and could still bust ass when it dried up, without complaining!
Honestly, they make just about all of the old tires. Like the origonal Bias Ply US Royal on the 57 Bel-Air with the stereotypical zig-zag pattern! http://store.coker.com/bias-ply-whitewall-tires/us-royal/
Check http://www.cokertire.com/ and they even have the origonal remakes of the all white Firestones for the older 20's vehicles =D They make the famous redline tires like the ones featured on the 67 Camaro. AND what made Hot Wheels car's snazzy in the 60's, because they ALL had redline wheels/cragars thus making them "Redline Edition"
I just wish Hoosier was in MC for my 60's uni-body drag car's =[ Or Mickey Thompson wrinkle walls. HAVENT seen those in person.
AND Coker is the ORIGONAL street rod tire in the 50's with the famous white walls. NOT BF Goodrich. Don't let those idiots at MC tell you differently. Even The Fonz will tell you the same!
Btw shoes is 50's terminology for car tires if anyone hasn't figured out.
Not true. Many Goodyear tires have white lettering. They're just reversed to the insides of the vehicle per customer request. (Depending on tire type/size for the vehicle. I know a lot of Firestones on the 90's Ford Explorers had white lettering) Go check car's in the mall parking lot, you'll see! I know plenty of BF Goodrich's do.(They may be expensive tires but they're worth every penny) And those are excellent track tires. If you must, I REALLY reccomend Goodyear all season performance tires for all around types of racing, and trying to dig through the mud and snow on roads. I'v had them on my Camaro ever sense' she had shoes put on her. But when I go out racing. I throw my extra set of IROC rims fixxed to BF Goodriches and kick some ass
And don't gimmie shit, my little girl pushed through 3-4" of snow with those Goodyears, and could still bust ass when it dried up, without complaining!
Honestly, they make just about all of the old tires. Like the origonal Bias Ply US Royal on the 57 Bel-Air with the stereotypical zig-zag pattern! http://store.coker.com/bias-ply-whitewall-tires/us-royal/
Check http://www.cokertire.com/ and they even have the origonal remakes of the all white Firestones for the older 20's vehicles =D They make the famous redline tires like the ones featured on the 67 Camaro. AND what made Hot Wheels car's snazzy in the 60's, because they ALL had redline wheels/cragars thus making them "Redline Edition"
I just wish Hoosier was in MC for my 60's uni-body drag car's =[ Or Mickey Thompson wrinkle walls. HAVENT seen those in person.
AND Coker is the ORIGONAL street rod tire in the 50's with the famous white walls. NOT BF Goodrich. Don't let those idiots at MC tell you differently. Even The Fonz will tell you the same!
Btw shoes is 50's terminology for car tires if anyone hasn't figured out.
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