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oldredford

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I know this has been discussed before about wide whites on the Model A. I decided to go blackwalls after 7 years of WWW on my Model A. I like the blackwalls better on my car. To me it just looks right on the Model A. I know blackwalls will be easier to keep clean and I now don't have to clean the yellow stains, which were a pain in the butt on the WWW. Just my opinion...
 
:eek: Gentlemen, Start your fingers! LMAO
 

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i know this has been discussed before about wide whites on the model a. I decided to go blackwalls after 7 years of www on my model a. I like the blackwalls better on my car. To me it just looks right on the model a. I know blackwalls will be easier to keep clean and i now don't have to clean the yellow stains, which were a pain in the butt on the www. Just my opinion...

good move:o
 
I like the wide-white-walls on my 1929 "sport" roadster.:eek: They make it look: snappy!:rolleyes: Granted, white walls are a personal choice. But, some cars do look good with them even if they didn't leave the assembly line with them on.:p

Bob-A:D
 
When I brought my A it had white walls. The car is a light Tacoma cream. The tires were yellowed old Allstate WW tires. Looked great, matched the paint. They were worn out. A good friend gave me a set of old Goodyear black walls. 30 years old, kept in the dark and like new.
FREE.
I love my BW's. It grew on me, maybe because of the price.
 
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