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Red Line Tire Usage on 69 GP
My 69 GP was built in early October of 1968 and the document containing option content for the VIN that I received way back in the mid-80's from Pontiac Customer Service says "G78x14 R/LIN" with a Suggested Retail Price of $40.02 (Code IRC). Am I correct in reading this as factory installed red lines? It currently has raised white letter BF Goodrich Radial T/A's P235/70R x 14 that are at least 20 years old and due to their age I plan on replacing them soon. I believe I read on another posting that with the exception of maybe some late production Trans Am's no Pontiacs in the 1969 model year were available with raised white letter tires. While I've had blackwalls on it before I'd like to go with what it originally had.
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I've only seen a handful of '69 GP invoices that came with the optional redline tires... pretty cool! Absolutely, factory installed. I would go with the G70x14 redlines myself for a better look.
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Redlines look great and complement any body color.
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Rich is right.
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Agreed!
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Elkhart County, about the middle of the Northern border. Seven miles from the Michigan border.
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Just curious as to what brand of red lines you have? Belted or radial? Would you buy them again?
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I have BF Goodrich Silvertown Radials from Coker Tire on my GP. P225 70R14s.
I really like the ride and control and would probably buy them again. It's hard enough to find 14 in. tires now and when you do they aren't cheap. |
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I personally would stick with the 14" rims and go with these new Coker redline radials that look like original to the 69 Grand Prix belted redline but are now radial tire.
The G70-14 will fill up your wheel well nicely and have no issues. Check them out. And compare the look to belted https://www.cokertire.com/tires/styl...-redlines.html Belted redline https://www.cokertire.com/tires/styl...l-redline.html |
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