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Old 03-09-2006, 02:49 AM
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Default Re: General Tires 1970

Those General Bia/Belts were Original Equipment along with Uniroyal Tiger Paws, Good Year Polyglas, and Firestone Wide Ovals. They were probably one of the smaller suppliers to GM so they didn't appear on as many cars as some of the more commonly remembered Goodyear and Firestone counterparts. Try finding a useable set nowadays, they're rare and expensive for sure.
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Old 03-09-2006, 03:12 AM
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Default Re: General Tires 1970

One of the members on here has the original set of Generals on his low mile original 1970 LS6. That is the only car I have ever seen with Generals. I have seen lots of Goodyears,Firestones and even some Uniroyals. I fould a ste of Uniroyal G70-14 for my 442.
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