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Which wheels? 1800

posted by  Dave B on  Tue Oct 3 06:03 CST 2006
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Hate to be contrarian to all you Big Wheels guys. First thing I noticed when I drove my second 1800, a '70, was how much more nimble and easier to steer it was than my previous '72, which had the wider wheels and tires. Now, as I approach my dotage and even these skinny tires cause my arms and shoulders to ache when I parallel park, I'm looking for a bicycle tire option. Think the car looks much more "classic" with the thinner tires, and they're cheaper as well.






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