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[wrongway]

My 109 after my $500 home paint job.

[jimrr]

My 109 after my $500 home paint job.

looks nice, i painted my 3 yr. old 73 with avacado spray cans in a car wash in winter time seattle. unfortunatly, the avacado spray can job sticks better than the original but i sure wish i'd of left it alone.

[Myron]

A few weeks ago, on our last paddling opportunity of the summer.

[grimmecm]

New to me 1965 Series 2a Santana SWB. Had it about a month so far. Only "modern" update I've made is going to tubeless wheels/tires.

[jp-]

Nice looking Santana!

Here's my restomod 66 109".

[Myron]

Nice looking Santana!

Here's my restomod 66 109".

Hi JP,

I am in need of new tires for my 64 IIA 88 and I confess it's more about getting the right look than it is about tire performance for me these days. I have always run a 215/85-16 but am considering a 235/85-16 because there are more choices.

Anyway, I saw your resto-mod on the long-running thread and wondered what tire you have on it? It really looks the part.

Thanks,

Myron

[jp-]

Hey Myron,

They are Joyroad MT200's in 235/85R16. I'm running them on Wolf rims. My spare was just a little big for the bonnet, which is why I'm not running it up there. The M416 trailer has been converted to Rover rims and is running military NDT 7.00-16 tires, which is what the spare up front is, and these work just fine on the Rover as a spare.

The Joyroad's are a cheap chinese tire I got when I got to the "I need a rolling chassis" stage of the rebuild. But they actually aren't that bad. They ride ok, are not super loud (may change with wear), and are actually decent in the rain. But I only have about 1500 miles on them.