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Thinking about buying some ER70 Dunlop aquajet redwalls from my cousin. They're probably 80% or better so theres plenty of life left in them and they've been well stored.
I realise 40 year old tyres are kind of useless apart from being a 'nice touch' at car shows.
How much do they usually sell for lately?
Are they rarer than rocking horse sh1t?
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I beleieve taht they are still manufactured for the Jag market in the UK, but are 15"
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I beleieve taht they are still manufactured for the Jag market in the UK, but are 15"
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Yeah someones still making 10" aquajets for minis too I think
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Thinking about buying some ER70 Dunlop aquajet redwalls from my cousin. They're probably 80% or better so theres plenty of life left in them and they've been well stored.
I realise 40 year old tyres are kind of useless apart from being a 'nice touch' at car shows.
How much do they usually sell for lately?
Are they rarer than rocking horse sh1t?
Thanks
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Greetings, The Falcon GT guys would sure like to buy them! Are they the original SP Sport, SP Aquajet, or Dunlop Aquajet type? This is clearly marked on the sidewalls. Check also to see if they are a matching set. If they are in good condition then they are rarer than you know what. look out, the guru is coming through... |
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Thinking about buying some ER70 Dunlop aquajet redwalls from my cousin. They're probably 80% or better so theres plenty of life left in them and they've been well stored.
I realise 40 year old tyres are kind of useless apart from being a 'nice touch' at car shows.
How much do they usually sell for lately?
Are they rarer than rocking horse sh1t?
Thanks
"I would never want to be a member of a group whose symbol was a guy nailed to two pieces of wood" (George Carlin)
Greetings, The Falcon GT guys would sure like to buy them! Are they the original SP Sport, SP Aquajet, or Dunlop Aquajet type? This is clearly marked on the sidewalls. Check also to see if they are a matching set. If they are in good condition then they are rarer than you know what.
look out, the guru is coming through...
I didnt know there were different ones, I'll check them out again early in the new year.
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How did you get on with the Aquajets? I found an original nearly new Aquajet for my landau coupe today ....very happy to say the least Will only use it for shows (on the spare) Just need to clean the rust off it   Edited by user Sunday, 12 June 2011 5:48:29 AM(UTC)
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Like git says the tyres you note would interest the GT blokes. The red wall Dunlop D 70 like fitted to HK GTS Yes were also Dunlops but not Dunlop aquajets.....Jack
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scarey tyres to drive on... aquaplanes would be a better name.
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