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- EssexAdv March 2005
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Hello out there in Hudson land. I am considering going radial on my 54 Hornet. Question, would there be any interest in purchasing the take offs? They are 760/15 wide whitewall B.F. Goodrich Silvertowns which are about 2 years old with about 4,000 miles on them? Not sure at this time if radials are the way to go, but am considering it.---Cliff Minard.
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For overall roadability, radials are the way to go. Bias ply tires tend to 'follow' the road a bit more. I'm building a Hudson again but in th 70's when radials were still pretty new on the market, I used them with no problems.
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Mercy, Cliff. You were chasin me up PA 220 this summer. I had radials on the Commadore and you stayed right on my tail!
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Hi Cliff.. maybe we should talk. Do you have 5 or 4?
Lew
