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Topic Started: Aug 8 2011, 10:23 PM (1,344 Views)
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Jealous. So very jealous. That sounds like a fantastic trip.

I've got to ask, since I'm still shopping, what kind and size tires do you have on your Jeep? The tread pattern looks like the old Firestone Town and Country's that I had.
1954 CJ3B...Original: F-134, T90, D18, Front and rear axles, Ross steering, Harrison heater, all body parts
Replaced parts: Carter YF938SD.
Upgrades: Front disc brakes (77 CJ5), rear 11" brakes (early 70's Wagoneer), dual master cylinder (Herm), roll bar, seat belts, custom wiring harness w/ turn signals (me), Carter glass bowl fuel filter, Tightsteer.
3rd generation of original owner
South central KY
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They are Destone 650, 15". I bought them because they looked likes at would be on the Jeep in 1963. They also come in a 16". Last two I bought I paid $85 a piece locally in Houston. I put them on my Bantam
Jamie Powers
1963 CJ3B
1947 Bantam Trailer
1973 CJ5
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P8106jr,Aug 18 2011
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They are Destone 650, 15".  I bought them because  they looked likes at would be on the Jeep in 1963.  They also come in a 16". Last two I bought I paid $85 a piece locally in Houston. I put them on my Bantam

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1954 CJ3B...Original: F-134, T90, D18, Front and rear axles, Ross steering, Harrison heater, all body parts
Replaced parts: Carter YF938SD.
Upgrades: Front disc brakes (77 CJ5), rear 11" brakes (early 70's Wagoneer), dual master cylinder (Herm), roll bar, seat belts, custom wiring harness w/ turn signals (me), Carter glass bowl fuel filter, Tightsteer.
3rd generation of original owner
South central KY
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