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Michelin XM+S244 175R16

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Michelin XM+S244 175R16

Postby bobbyd on Wed Jun 24, 2009 9:02 pm

Anyone know where I might be able to get these tyres?
16 knobbly biscuits

Our local Michelin dealer just had a dumb look on his face,
If I had asked for a 4 grand set of 20 inch sickness he would have asked me around for tea!!!!
Stranger "What sort of car is that?"
Me "Its a Niva"
Stranger "Is it reliable?"
Me "As reliable as an AK-47!!!"
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Postby danno83 on Thu Jun 25, 2009 6:54 am

try http://www.antiquetyres.com.au/vintagetruck.html they're based down south, but I found them very reasonable, and tyres are fantastic, I ended up getting the old army jeep tyres, and cannot fault them, well they're noisy, but nothing worse than the original tyres.
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Postby bobbyd on Thu Jun 25, 2009 6:29 pm

Most of my mates have dumb russian nicknames for me now, if I get some of those jeep tyres they will start calling me clinger!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stranger "What sort of car is that?"
Me "Its a Niva"
Stranger "Is it reliable?"
Me "As reliable as an AK-47!!!"
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Postby danno83 on Thu Jun 25, 2009 6:31 pm

yes, but you won't be getting stuck anywhere.... I've literally dug mine down to the axels in sand, only to drive straight back out again, completely baffling some land bruiser tools laughing at me. :)
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Postby Eddy on Thu Jun 25, 2009 11:25 pm

bobbyd wrote: russian nicknames for me
where them with pride!!

Is why I call mine the "Kremlin Gremlin"

Some started calling me Petrovski etc, So I got a T shirt printed up.

"Peter The Great
Czar of Mudflatski"

on the front

Also had a hammer and sickle on the back.

Won't be long and you will be required convoy member, not just one more to make up the numbers.

My most common phone call now is ... "hey Ed;- we're going to ... ... ... ... bring the Lada" ...
85 Lada ... the Kremlin Gremlin
83 Lada ... "the parts car"
94 Vit DD
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Postby bobbyd on Wed Jul 01, 2009 3:21 pm

These will do, just like the old series 2 landie.
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Stranger "What sort of car is that?"
Me "Its a Niva"
Stranger "Is it reliable?"
Me "As reliable as an AK-47!!!"
bobbyd
 
Posts: 207
Joined: Tue Mar 24, 2009 12:03 pm
Location: Double e Geelong, VIC


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