Original Goodyear Poly glas tires
 

I have a set of original Goodyear F70 14 poly glas tires that I picked up earlier this summer and thought that they where used reproductions. I was thinking of using them to cruise around on but I would hate to waste a set of original dated tires. They are in good used shape. They are not perfect but they are still nice and have a good amount of tread on them. Does anyone know what the value on something like this would be and if there would be any interest in them? I'm not looking to make a killing off of them. I'd just rather sell them to someone that wants the dated originals than wear them out. I didn't post this in the for sale section since I'm unsure of the value and also interest. Thanks for all of you help in advance. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif Jesse

Re: Original Goodyear Poly glas tires
 

What's their DOT.

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I'd like them for my 69 "recreation"

Chuck S

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Chuck...Polyglas is wrong for a 69 Camaro. You need Wide Tread.

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Charley, I understand that, but my 69' being a FAKE, didnt think it would matter a lot.....I'm TOO cheap to spend $600 or whatever on NEW repops.....
Could YOU clarify which ORIGINAL cars did receive F70x14 Polyglas, as those tires seem to aappear often

Thanks, Chuck

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Chevelles for one,and other GM A-bodies.

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I would think they would be worth more than a repop.

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I'm TOO cheap to spend $600 or whatever on NEW repops.....


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Really? https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/naughty.gif

Re: Original Goodyear Poly glas tires
 

I don't know a lot about how the dates break down but I talked with someone who knows a more about them and he had an original tire that we could compare them against. They still have the little stickers on them along with DOT molded into the tires. Which reproduction wouldn't have either of these things. Here are the numbers that are molded into them. AUNCL8DS - (B38, H38, B37). I'll try and post a few pictures of the tires later today. Jesse

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Thanks Jesse.