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I went to the extreme this last weekend.
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You turned the A/C on. :lol:
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Looks great! I have uncut rear fender envy!! :mrgreen:
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Beast! Keep driving the boots off the ol girl!
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Lots of changes going on with the Ratpatrol. Put some new boots on the old dog. Goodyear Kevlar MTR 235-85-16, wheels from a parts rig.
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Those are great tires. I have them on my '69 and they rock. :handgestures-thumbupleft:
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Snow run pics from about 10 years ago.
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Ive said it before, the P78 and PR78 Buckshot Mdders and CO-OP Grip Spur tires were the best mud tires of their day. Gateway Tire, here in Mississippi developed those tires. A few years back, they sold the molds to a company in asia, I think. However, I heard, the main store in Jackson was ordering several sets from time to time. I'd love to have a set for one of my Patrols, or Jeep, or Frontier even!

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mdawg4x4 wrote:Ive said it before, the P78 and PR78 Buckshot Mdders and CO-OP Grip Spur tires were the best mud tires of their day. Gateway Tire, here in Mississippi developed those tires. A few years back, they sold the molds to a company in asia, I think. However, I heard, the main store in Jackson was ordering several sets from time to time. I'd love to have a set for one of my Patrols, or Jeep, or Frontier even!

How do you like the 235-85 16 size?
The 285s are great for a stock Patrol. I have not had a chance to test them out off road yet, but I'm sure they will work. They don't rub like those big buckshots on my uncut fenders. I saw some Buckshots on ebay but they were bias-ply? The Patrol is darty enough without adding bias-ply tires.
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There have been sets of bias ply buckshots on e-bay that are blemished. They have the lettering on the side wall ground off. The last ones I saw stated not for road use. Made me wonder what was wrong with them.

I was curious as to whether they would rub on the rear. I was thinking the Wild Country Radial MTX or the Super Swamper IROK. I really like the IROK, but it is bias ply tire.

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