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Old 03-02-2020, 10:02 AM
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Well the size is right. Anyone that wants era correct custom tires don't want 14's. There is a market for NOS tires that are usable and stored properly. I sold a NOS set of Goodyear Speedway redlines for $1200.00. These were 14's but in this case 14" redlines are highly desireable for muscle car restorations and the ones I had were stored in a house closet, kept at room temperature and void of any UV rays so they were as they were the day they were made.

Likewise, I am always looking out for 15" Goodyear Eagle GT's for one of my cars and have seen them (when I see them) as high as $1200.00 a set.

Custom tires are a little harder to sell because the desirability just isn't out there like it is for stock, original car tires, but there are people out there.

I would say start at $550.00 and see where it goes. You can always go down, you can't go up. But I think your biggest problem will be shipping. The cost just might kill any deal. It has for me in the past.