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11-21-2006, 04:01 AM
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M&H Slicks
Do you guys know what a set of M&H Slicks are worth? The steel wheels are included. I think they said Race Master on the sides. Thanks Kelly
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11-21-2006, 05:12 AM
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Re: M&H Slicks
A pair of these sold on ebay for over $860.
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11-21-2006, 09:32 PM
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Re: M&H Slicks
They no longer make the ones pictured. Those are '69-'70-'71 vintage. Those brought that kind of money because they are new (old).
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11-30-2006, 04:20 AM
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Re: M&H Slicks
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They no longer make the ones pictured. Those are '69-'70-'71 vintage. Those brought that kind of money because they are new (old). [/ QUOTE ] Verne. The company that bought M&H Tire from Marvin is currently reproducing the old style 1200x16 slicks for Vintage Dragsters. I talked to the guys who run the Orange 33? Willys called something like"Boss Hydro". He told me he got his M&H's from this company which I believe is down south. I checked the M&H website a while ago and only saw the 1200x16 currently available. Hopefuly they will make them in 15's if were lucky. I thought Marvin still had all the molds for these and possibly sold them to the new owners. 
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Kevin 1970 Chevelle Droptop Period Correct Speed Parts 482 BBC, M22 or TH400? Day 2 Super Stock Rocks
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11-21-2006, 09:45 PM
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Re: M&H Slicks
You are not stealing them at $500.00. But if you need them.....go for it! Once they are mounted and hit the asphalt they are no longer NOS in my opinion. Very nice tires and the ones everybody used in those days!
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#8
11-22-2006, 01:37 AM
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Re: M&H Slicks
Sam, you raise a valid point. I have no idea what condition the slicks are in that Parnelli is looking at, but those that I pictured are (were) brand new.
I feel that anyone who puts those on his car has the right to say they are NOS. That separates them from something used by someone else. Knowing that this was the first time they were ever mounted on wheels is something special. It's no different than someone who finds an NOS intake manifold, puts it on his car and drives to a show. I think he has the right to say that it's "NOS". Sure, it's not still in the box, never having fuel or water in it, but it was brand new to that car. If a guy is lucky enough to find an NOS set of mags for his car, I feel he has the right to point to them on the car and say "they're NOS". That's just my view anyway. Or perhaps one could say, "that was NOS". Now, if the guy wants to do a burn-out and scrub off the original shipping labels, that's up to him, but they're still "new". No argument, just a comment.  Verne
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