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Ok I have been pondering which tires would be most correct for my 69.
The car was built 2nd week of July 1969 Baltimore plant. Dusk Blue 396- 350HP Parchment bucket seats no console 4 speed. I have the kelsey tires in mind for my car. The tire I was thinking of was the F70/14 Speedway Wide Tread RWL F70/14 Speedway Wide Tread RWL So what do you guys think? Good choice or not? ![]()
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I think for 69 to early 70 cars . They had the raised white letter only on the Good Year on the tire and did not get the Raised white letter in the F70-14 tire size.
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My '69 was built the 5th week of July '69 (07E)at Kansas City. I was told the Goodyear Polyglas no size was correct for my car.
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Either one of these Goodyear tires are good for this SS396 Chevelle. It's called the "no size" tire on the Polyglas. They also used F70 X 14" Uniroyal and Firestone but no correct reproductions are available in these tires. I have a photo of the original Firestone and Uniroyals in my 1969 Camaro fact book.
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I have never seen a documented 69 with a Polyglas tire.
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I agree. No Polyglas 'til the '70 model. I'd go with the tire pictured above for a '69.
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