Twin Line Whitewalls
Coker tire makes a dual white line sidewall tire. It's a BF Goodrich but they list G78 and H78 for that year and model.
http://www.cokertire.com/g78-14-bf-g...wall-tire.html
http://www.cokertire.com/g78-14-bf-g...wall-tire.html
I know what you're describing. For a while just about all the tire manufacturers in the late 60's and early 70's offered that feature. Searched a lot of vintage sites and forums, but the only thing I found was double red stripes and they were on ebay of all places. None of the vintage places including coker have the double white stripe on their web pages. Maybe I just looked in the wrong place? http://www.ebay.com/itm/BF-Goodrich-...112132&vxp=mtr
I believe you're looking for 2] in the following chart (sorry it's 70 Chev, but gets the point you're making across)
I believe you're looking for 2] in the following chart (sorry it's 70 Chev, but gets the point you're making across)
My dad had those on his car in 1970. Personally, I didn't like them. My brother and I had to convince him just to get blackwalls. He did one year later. The pictures below were taken in March 1970 and March 1971.
Randy C.
Randy C.
Heehee- I bet you really loved the triple-rings that came out on the 70 Toronado!
www.dbtires.com They can make you any whitewall (or red, gold, or blue) you want, on a new radial tire casing. Your trouble will be finding a large 14" tire to make it on, but I think some companies still make a 225-70R14 white letter so that would be your starting point. A 215-75R14 might be big enough for an A-body, but a Vista Cruiser is a big A-body.
The owner is an Olds guy (see the 50 in the webpage) and is a professional rubber chemist though I forget which tire company he worked for before starting Diamondback.
www.dbtires.com They can make you any whitewall (or red, gold, or blue) you want, on a new radial tire casing. Your trouble will be finding a large 14" tire to make it on, but I think some companies still make a 225-70R14 white letter so that would be your starting point. A 215-75R14 might be big enough for an A-body, but a Vista Cruiser is a big A-body.
The owner is an Olds guy (see the 50 in the webpage) and is a professional rubber chemist though I forget which tire company he worked for before starting Diamondback.
Last edited by rocketraider; Jun 12, 2012 at 07:12 PM.
I have, in the past, made a double whitewall out of a single whitewall. E-mail me at tirestarz@yahoo.com and I can provide you with details.
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