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Herb Iffrig
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Rich Eagle
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Re: Sometrhing new-Photo
"At the beginning in 1912, packages were limited to a weight of 11 pounds and a combined length and girth of 72 inches. In August 1931, it was expanded to 70 pounds and 100 inches". So that's a veteran truck at that time.
They are running the Goodyear cord tires. I wish I had a set for my Bus.
Cool photo.
Thanks.
Rich
They are running the Goodyear cord tires. I wish I had a set for my Bus.
Thanks.
Rich
When did I do that?
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Wayne Sheldon
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Re: Sometrhing new-Photo
Rich, I don't think those 30 X 3 1/2 Goodyear clinchers will fit your bus!
Neat photo! And thank you for the background!
Neat photo! And thank you for the background!
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KWTownsend
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Re: Sometrhing new-Photo
Rich,
That ad for Goodyear tires look kinda like the new Blockley tires.
-Keith
That ad for Goodyear tires look kinda like the new Blockley tires.
-Keith
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Alan Long
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Re: Sometrhing new-Photo
Keith, your 100% correct! Blockley copied a popular Tyre tread pattern from the old days. Now I know which one it was!
Great photos again and thank you to all that post photos on the Forum
Alan in Western Australia
Great photos again and thank you to all that post photos on the Forum
Alan in Western Australia