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  1. 09-30-2013, 02:35 PM #1
    JWW2384
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    WTB: Pirelli CN36 215/60 VR15 tire

    I have all five of (what I think are) the original CN36 tires for my 73 RS, but unfortunately one of the 215/60 VR15s has been damaged on the inside sidewall. Please help me find one tire to complete the set. All others have about 80%-90% tread and need one to match them. Any information or leads would be appreciated. I know this is a long shot.
    I also need to buy a set of tires for driving - I think they should be 185/70 VR15 and 215/60 VR15. What's the best advice for a current or vintage style tire?
    Thanks, b.weaver@h-dog.com
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    Pirelli CN36s

    NOS CN36s . . .
    http://www.aasesales.com/products/no...5-70-vr15-tire

    . . . then ask 'em about the 215s

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    More Pirelli CN36s

    Also . . . NNS . . . 185s, though . . .
    http://www.aasesales.com/products/ne...36-185-70-vr15
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  4. 09-30-2013, 06:52 PM #4
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    depending on storage 2000 mfg yr. tires would not be my first choice for spirited driving but for show they would be ok - Concours judges might ding you for a 2000 yr mfg tire vs 73 mfg yr. - I would like to know how low those judges will go - especially at Pebble beach etc.
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