White Wall Tires????

Bob-A said:
For the right car white walls look good!:p And speaking of while walls: Recently I caught site of a 30-31 Model-A coupe in an original
1932 photograph. The coupe had on 18" wire wheels with white wall
tires!:confused: Holey-Moley, doesn't that guy who owns the car know you can not
do that?!?:rolleyes: He has got to wait at least another 20 years or more.........;)

Bob-A:D

PS: Check out www.shorpy.com , pic #12 back from latest pic. On right
side of photo look through the plate glass shop window. Don't forget to
enlarge the pic. Super cool scene!
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Super Clean Shop, Not a spot on the floor.. With todays standards, how long do you think this shop would be open ??..
 
Do you like tall women or short ,.., skinny or healthy .,. blonde or brunette ????

This is a fact ,,. whitewalls cost more and they don't like curbs ,.,.
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Nice analogy!
 
It's your car and your money.
It's nobody else's business if they don't like whitewalls on your car. Too bad !
MIKE :) (mikeburch)
 
Whitewalls is a personal thing. Personally I WOULDN'T like them on MY Model A because personally I don't like the look. But personally I DO like them on my '55 Ranchwagon.

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Y-Blockhead said:
Whitewalls is a personal thing. Personally I WOULDN'T like them on MY Model A because personally I don't like the look. But personally I DO like them on my '55 Ranchwagon.

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....with Baby Moons too!!!!! Dad had a 61 Chevy Impala, first thing I did when I got out of town on a date was, pop those stock hubcaps off and put on my Baby Moons
 
Once again we're going to have to call on Wonder Woman with her trueth lasso to settle this.:D
 

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Appears our Supreme Court has already made a decision a few years ago which may or may not relate to Model A tires; for example, we should not choose tires based solely on the color of their skin.

FWIW, usually good serviceable tires are the ones that can hold air ...... as opposed to some tires constantly releasing air ...... & from maybe an economic standpoint ..... good tires are the ones not constantly dependent on inflation ...... which should make Model A owners happy.

With about half a dozen other simple, silly comparisons & considerations in mind, we may find it easier to appreciate all of our varying opinions on Model A tires.
 
A friend of mine saw the white walls on my 30 roadster and liked them so much he went out and put 4 new whitewalls on his roadster. Thing is I don't really like the whitewalls on my car, go figure.
 
Yep! Ha ha. That's what I meant- They're too flashy on a Model A. No need to read any further than that. And, may I remind... It is just my opinion.
 
I'd love my '28 A special coupe to be all original. But it isn't. Maybe someday. Until then I'll go with what appeals to me rather that what was original. The whitewalls on my coupe (in my opinion) make it look dressy. They go with the chrome radiator shell, light bar and headlights. It also has black wheels, so the whitewalls dress up the wheels a bit. If it had wheels of some accent color, say creme, or red, I wouldn't want white wall tires then either.
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My pickup is a different story with a two-tone paint job and a little pin striping, it's dressy enough. No need for chrome, or white walls on what I see as my work truck. When Dad's 28 PU is restored, it'll be blackwalls, and black wheels for the same reason.

BTW, a thread like this is refreshing to me every once in a while. Gives guys a chance to post pics of their cars. I never get tire of admiring your Model A's, gentlemen.
 
Well I see this topic had to rear it's ugly head once again, I just hope it doesn't turn into a green fender thing.;)
 
My avatar shows whites, orange wheels, black fenders, crème body, dark green top. Wife doesn't like the wheels. Everybody else loves it.
To each his own.

Now, what kind of oil do you recommend??:eek:;):)
Paul in CT
 
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