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Rare MGA item seen on Craigslist...

Kevin McLemore
 

Just an alert to any MGA owners in the club (or friends)... I saw this item on CL tonight and thought I'd pass it on.  Not only a rare hardtop, but with a sunroof as well and it's nearby.
I don't know the seller, so the usual caveats apply... batteries not included, your mileage may vary, etc.

https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/pts/d/wilmington-mga-hard-top/6915170854.html
Monthly PMGC GT - Tue, 07/09/2019 #cal-notice

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Monthly PMGC GT

When:
Tuesday, 9 July 2019
8:00pm to 10:00pm
(GMT-04:00) America/New York

Where:
Phil's Tavern

Organizer:
kliebel@...

Description:
Philadelphia MG Club Monthly GT
Phil's Tavern

Upcoming Event: Monthly PMGC GT - Tue, 07/09/2019 8:00pm-10:00pm #cal-reminder

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Photos from CMOE 2019

Kevin McLemore
 

My good friend (and former IBM co-worker) Michael Tontoni took some beautiful shots of the CMOE Show, as he did last year.  

If you’d  like any prints or to use any of his copyrighted material, for permission please contact him at mtontoni@... and just mention that Kevin McLemore sent you. 

Here’s a link to his private gallery from CMOE 2019... enjoy!

https://mtontoni.smugmug.com/Cars-of-England-Hope-Lodge-June-1-2019/n-qmmp8p/

Cheers,
Kevin
Re: The end of an era.

rwblaisse@...
 

Good luck. Happy trails.
Ray and Rose Blaisse


On Wed, Jul 3, 2019 at 4:43 AM, Emery via Groups.Io
<john.emery5@...> wrote:

Maybe you need to take up fishing!  It’s a good way to supplement your diet.

 

Hope to see you on the road sometime.  Good luck

 

Ed Emery

 

From: PhillyMGClub@groups.io [mailto:PhillyMGClub@groups.io] On Behalf Of Larry Macy
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2019 3:21 PM
To: Larry Macy
Subject: Re: [PhillyMGClub] The end of an era.

 

Oops, forgot to include a pic of our current back yard.

 


— 

 

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT

Morrisville, PA

 

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.

~ douglas rushkoff



On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:19 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

 

I am somewhat saddened to report that I have sold my 1978 MG Midget. I have owned and driven this car since 1980ish. Before that I had a 76. so for all practical purposes I have driven a Midget for more than 4 decades. It was my middle child and she has gone off to college at 41 :0-( It is now over.

I said I was “somewhat" saddened as this was a necessary step in our moving into the next phase of our lives. Theresa and I are going mobile!!!! WHOO HOO are we excited about this!!  We have sold our house in Morrisville and moved full time into our RV. We have been discussing and planning this for about 5 years. After last years health issues, and this winters 3 months living in the RV we decided it was time to take the plunge. We will be traveling the US hoping to hit every National Park in the contiguous USA. We’ll see.

Currently we are at Penn Warner Club, on a lake pretty close to Morrisville. We have commitments for the summer locally so we’ll be around. But we hope to maintain a 70 degree F or greater life style from here on out.

The Midget currently resides with a friend in Tuscara PA whim will take good care of it and allow me to drive it when we are in the area. :-)

If you are interested in following our adventures as we travel the land you can subscribe to our blog (not a lot of posts, mostly picture libraries, no worries) https://ontheroadnaturally.com or like us on Facebook and Instagram @ontheroadnaturally

Take care and we’ll see ya On the Road, Naturally.

PS I’ll still be on the lists watching the goings on of my Spridgeteers.

Larry

—

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
lmacy@...
https://larrythemac.guru
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff

 
Re: The end of an era.

Ed Emery
 

Maybe you need to take up fishing!  It’s a good way to supplement your diet.

 

Hope to see you on the road sometime.  Good luck

 

Ed Emery

 

From: PhillyMGClub@groups.io [mailto:PhillyMGClub@groups.io] On Behalf Of Larry Macy
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2019 3:21 PM
To: Larry Macy
Subject: Re: [PhillyMGClub] The end of an era.

 

Oops, forgot to include a pic of our current back yard.

 


— 

 

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT

Morrisville, PA

 

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.

~ douglas rushkoff



On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:19 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

 

I am somewhat saddened to report that I have sold my 1978 MG Midget. I have owned and driven this car since 1980ish. Before that I had a 76. so for all practical purposes I have driven a Midget for more than 4 decades. It was my middle child and she has gone off to college at 41 :0-( It is now over.

I said I was “somewhat" saddened as this was a necessary step in our moving into the next phase of our lives. Theresa and I are going mobile!!!! WHOO HOO are we excited about this!!  We have sold our house in Morrisville and moved full time into our RV. We have been discussing and planning this for about 5 years. After last years health issues, and this winters 3 months living in the RV we decided it was time to take the plunge. We will be traveling the US hoping to hit every National Park in the contiguous USA. We’ll see.

Currently we are at Penn Warner Club, on a lake pretty close to Morrisville. We have commitments for the summer locally so we’ll be around. But we hope to maintain a 70 degree F or greater life style from here on out.

The Midget currently resides with a friend in Tuscara PA whim will take good care of it and allow me to drive it when we are in the area. :-)

If you are interested in following our adventures as we travel the land you can subscribe to our blog (not a lot of posts, mostly picture libraries, no worries) https://ontheroadnaturally.com or like us on Facebook and Instagram @ontheroadnaturally

Take care and we’ll see ya On the Road, Naturally.

PS I’ll still be on the lists watching the goings on of my Spridgeteers.

Larry

—

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
lmacy@...
https://larrythemac.guru
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff

 
Upcoming Event: Monthly PMGC GT - Tue, 07/09/2019 8:00pm-10:00pm #cal-reminder

PhillyMGClub@groups.io Calendar <PhillyMGClub@...>
 

Reminder: Monthly PMGC GT

When: Tuesday, 9 July 2019, 8:00pm to 10:00pm, (GMT-04:00) America/New York

Where:Phil's Tavern

View Event

Organizer: kliebel@...

Description: Philadelphia MG Club Monthly GT
Phil's Tavern
Re: The end of an era.

Steve Perlman
 

Sun. 


On Sat, Jun 29, 2019, 10:55 PM Steve Perlman <sperlman63@...> wrote:
As us sailors say, May you always have the wind at your back and the dun shine on your face.

Be well. 

Steve 

On Sat, Jun 29, 2019, 3:43 PM lgweinraub <lgweinraub@...> wrote:
Beautiful view. Have fun traveling the country 

Lester


On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:21 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

Oops, forgot to include a pic of our current back yard.

<IMG_3777.jpeg>

— 

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff

On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:19 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

I am somewhat saddened to report that I have sold my 1978 MG Midget. I have owned and driven this car since 1980ish. Before that I had a 76. so for all practical purposes I have driven a Midget for more than 4 decades. It was my middle child and she has gone off to college at 41 :0-( It is now over.

I said I was “somewhat" saddened as this was a necessary step in our moving into the next phase of our lives. Theresa and I are going mobile!!!! WHOO HOO are we excited about this!!  We have sold our house in Morrisville and moved full time into our RV. We have been discussing and planning this for about 5 years. After last years health issues, and this winters 3 months living in the RV we decided it was time to take the plunge. We will be traveling the US hoping to hit every National Park in the contiguous USA. We’ll see.

Currently we are at Penn Warner Club, on a lake pretty close to Morrisville. We have commitments for the summer locally so we’ll be around. But we hope to maintain a 70 degree F or greater life style from here on out.

The Midget currently resides with a friend in Tuscara PA whim will take good care of it and allow me to drive it when we are in the area. :-)

If you are interested in following our adventures as we travel the land you can subscribe to our blog (not a lot of posts, mostly picture libraries, no worries) https://ontheroadnaturally.com or like us on Facebook and Instagram @ontheroadnaturally

Take care and we’ll see ya On the Road, Naturally.

PS I’ll still be on the lists watching the goings on of my Spridgeteers.

Larry

—

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
lmacy@...
https://larrythemac.guru
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff
Re: The end of an era.

Steve Perlman
 

As us sailors say, May you always have the wind at your back and the dun shine on your face.

Be well. 

Steve 

On Sat, Jun 29, 2019, 3:43 PM lgweinraub <lgweinraub@...> wrote:
Beautiful view. Have fun traveling the country 

Lester


On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:21 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

Oops, forgot to include a pic of our current back yard.

<IMG_3777.jpeg>

— 

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff

On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:19 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

I am somewhat saddened to report that I have sold my 1978 MG Midget. I have owned and driven this car since 1980ish. Before that I had a 76. so for all practical purposes I have driven a Midget for more than 4 decades. It was my middle child and she has gone off to college at 41 :0-( It is now over.

I said I was “somewhat" saddened as this was a necessary step in our moving into the next phase of our lives. Theresa and I are going mobile!!!! WHOO HOO are we excited about this!!  We have sold our house in Morrisville and moved full time into our RV. We have been discussing and planning this for about 5 years. After last years health issues, and this winters 3 months living in the RV we decided it was time to take the plunge. We will be traveling the US hoping to hit every National Park in the contiguous USA. We’ll see.

Currently we are at Penn Warner Club, on a lake pretty close to Morrisville. We have commitments for the summer locally so we’ll be around. But we hope to maintain a 70 degree F or greater life style from here on out.

The Midget currently resides with a friend in Tuscara PA whim will take good care of it and allow me to drive it when we are in the area. :-)

If you are interested in following our adventures as we travel the land you can subscribe to our blog (not a lot of posts, mostly picture libraries, no worries) https://ontheroadnaturally.com or like us on Facebook and Instagram @ontheroadnaturally

Take care and we’ll see ya On the Road, Naturally.

PS I’ll still be on the lists watching the goings on of my Spridgeteers.

Larry

—

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
lmacy@...
https://larrythemac.guru
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff
Re: The end of an era.

Lester Weinraub
 

Beautiful view. Have fun traveling the country 

Lester


On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:21 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

Oops, forgot to include a pic of our current back yard.

<IMG_3777.jpeg>

— 

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff

On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:19 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

I am somewhat saddened to report that I have sold my 1978 MG Midget. I have owned and driven this car since 1980ish. Before that I had a 76. so for all practical purposes I have driven a Midget for more than 4 decades. It was my middle child and she has gone off to college at 41 :0-( It is now over.

I said I was “somewhat" saddened as this was a necessary step in our moving into the next phase of our lives. Theresa and I are going mobile!!!! WHOO HOO are we excited about this!!  We have sold our house in Morrisville and moved full time into our RV. We have been discussing and planning this for about 5 years. After last years health issues, and this winters 3 months living in the RV we decided it was time to take the plunge. We will be traveling the US hoping to hit every National Park in the contiguous USA. We’ll see.

Currently we are at Penn Warner Club, on a lake pretty close to Morrisville. We have commitments for the summer locally so we’ll be around. But we hope to maintain a 70 degree F or greater life style from here on out.

The Midget currently resides with a friend in Tuscara PA whim will take good care of it and allow me to drive it when we are in the area. :-)

If you are interested in following our adventures as we travel the land you can subscribe to our blog (not a lot of posts, mostly picture libraries, no worries) https://ontheroadnaturally.com or like us on Facebook and Instagram @ontheroadnaturally

Take care and we’ll see ya On the Road, Naturally.

PS I’ll still be on the lists watching the goings on of my Spridgeteers.

Larry

—

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
lmacy@...
https://larrythemac.guru
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff
Re: The end of an era.

Larry Macy
 

Oops, forgot to include a pic of our current back yard.



— 

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff

On Jun 29, 2019, at 3:19 PM, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:

I am somewhat saddened to report that I have sold my 1978 MG Midget. I have owned and driven this car since 1980ish. Before that I had a 76. so for all practical purposes I have driven a Midget for more than 4 decades. It was my middle child and she has gone off to college at 41 :0-( It is now over.

I said I was “somewhat" saddened as this was a necessary step in our moving into the next phase of our lives. Theresa and I are going mobile!!!! WHOO HOO are we excited about this!!  We have sold our house in Morrisville and moved full time into our RV. We have been discussing and planning this for about 5 years. After last years health issues, and this winters 3 months living in the RV we decided it was time to take the plunge. We will be traveling the US hoping to hit every National Park in the contiguous USA. We’ll see.

Currently we are at Penn Warner Club, on a lake pretty close to Morrisville. We have commitments for the summer locally so we’ll be around. But we hope to maintain a 70 degree F or greater life style from here on out.

The Midget currently resides with a friend in Tuscara PA whim will take good care of it and allow me to drive it when we are in the area. :-)

If you are interested in following our adventures as we travel the land you can subscribe to our blog (not a lot of posts, mostly picture libraries, no worries) https://ontheroadnaturally.com or like us on Facebook and Instagram @ontheroadnaturally

Take care and we’ll see ya On the Road, Naturally.

PS I’ll still be on the lists watching the goings on of my Spridgeteers.

Larry

—

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
lmacy@...
https://larrythemac.guru
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff
The end of an era.

Larry Macy
 

I am somewhat saddened to report that I have sold my 1978 MG Midget. I have owned and driven this car since 1980ish. Before that I had a 76. so for all practical purposes I have driven a Midget for more than 4 decades. It was my middle child and she has gone off to college at 41 :0-( It is now over.

I said I was “somewhat" saddened as this was a necessary step in our moving into the next phase of our lives. Theresa and I are going mobile!!!! WHOO HOO are we excited about this!! We have sold our house in Morrisville and moved full time into our RV. We have been discussing and planning this for about 5 years. After last years health issues, and this winters 3 months living in the RV we decided it was time to take the plunge. We will be traveling the US hoping to hit every National Park in the contiguous USA. We’ll see.

Currently we are at Penn Warner Club, on a lake pretty close to Morrisville. We have commitments for the summer locally so we’ll be around. But we hope to maintain a 70 degree F or greater life style from here on out.

The Midget currently resides with a friend in Tuscara PA whim will take good care of it and allow me to drive it when we are in the area. :-)

If you are interested in following our adventures as we travel the land you can subscribe to our blog (not a lot of posts, mostly picture libraries, no worries) https://ontheroadnaturally.com or like us on Facebook and Instagram @ontheroadnaturally

Take care and we’ll see ya On the Road, Naturally.

PS I’ll still be on the lists watching the goings on of my Spridgeteers.

Larry

—

Larry B. Macy, Ph.D., LMT
lmacy@mac.com
https://larrythemac.guru
Morrisville, PA

Being human is not about individual survival or escape. It’s a team sport. Whatever future humans have, it will be together.
~ douglas rushkoff
Re: Tires for MGB

Ira Spector
 

A few years ago, just after I got my 69E type on the road, I took it to the annual MG show at Horseshoe Lake, New Jersey. The redline tires looked new, with almost perfect tread.  I opted for a spirited ride up 287 at high-speeds rather than my usual back road trip, and I had a blast tossing the car at highway speeds.

At the show I met a so-called expert, who pointed out the dry rot cracks in between the almost new perfect tread. Needless to say that I limped home very carefully on back roads. I was lucky. The tires have since been replaced and will likely dry rot again before they wear out.  The urge to drive it hard makes old tires risky.

For the same reason, I replaced the tires on my ‘77 MGB. I bought them at a local discount tire shop and they were not easy to find.

Vredesteins are very good tires.  We had them on a Honda and they handled well and sold the car before they wore out.  Sports and Classics in Connecticut was the dealer that had them.

 It’s just not worth the risk.

Ira

On Jun 27, 2019, at 1:41 PM, "schultejim@..." <schultejim@...> wrote:

Roger,
10 years is the standard. Inside side walls and rubber deteriation.
I run Federals on my Magnette. I will check when I get home on the GT but soft low mileage tires are fine for them as we don't drive them many miles to begin with.
Jim

Re: Tires for MGB

Jim Schulte
 

Roger,
10 years is the standard. Inside side walls and rubber deteriation.
I run Federals on my Magnette. I will check when I get home on the GT but soft low mileage tires are fine for them as we don't drive them many miles to begin with.
Jim
Re: Tires for MGB

Ed Emery
 

I put Vrederstein on my VW replacing the Continentals which got easily damaged on the sidewalls.  They were well recommended on Tire Rack by the reviews and I'm happy with them
I went to Creamery and got Kellys put on my LE. Good tires and a good price since we don't put a lot of miles on them.
 
Either one is better than what you have.
 
Ed
 
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin McLemore <kmclemore@...>
To: PhillyMGClub@groups.io <PhillyMGClub@groups.io>
Sent: Wed, Jun 26, 2019 6:18 pm
Subject: Re: [PhillyMGClub] Tires for MGB

I have Vredersteins on one of my cars and I like them. They’re also one of the few mfgs who stock the proper sizes for our LBCs. Also, Ed knows his stuff - I’d trust him. 

The problem with older tires isn’t really the dry rot - they’ll survive that for ages - but it’s that the tread rubber gets hardened, and as such it doesn’t stick to the road well, particularly in the wet. Old tires are a terrible hazard in rain. 

Cheers,
Kevin

On Jun 26, 2019, at 5:34 PM, Rich Storm <rhstorm47@...> wrote:

I'd be more concerned about dry rot than tread wear.  Ed recommend Vrederstein to me as well for my 64 B since my low mileage tires were 25 years old. 

They have a fairly tall sidewall which has softened my ride considerably and they fill the wheel wells nicely.

I wouldn't recommend them if you want to autocross or do some fast on ramps, but for me they're great.

It B fun,
Rich Storm

On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 3:17 PM searlerb via Groups.Io <searlerb=aol.com@groups.io> wrote:
Hi All,

I currently have 12 year old Michelin Harmonys on my '78 Roadster with plenty of tread left.  But, the age is starting to concern me (particularly for highway driving).  Should I be?  If so, what would you recommend?  Ed Sweeney at Proper Noise once recommended  Vredstein but I never got a reason why.

Thanks,

Roger
Re: Tires for MGB

Gregory Simms
 

Buy Kelly's at Creamery Tire .


On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 5:17 PM searlerb via Groups.Io <searlerb=aol.com@groups.io> wrote:
Hi All,

I currently have 12 year old Michelin Harmonys on my '78 Roadster with plenty of tread left.  But, the age is starting to concern me (particularly for highway driving).  Should I be?  If so, what would you recommend?  Ed Sweeney at Proper Noise once recommended  Vredstein but I never got a reason why.

Thanks,

Roger
Re: Tires for MGB

Jeep Tenneson
 

Roger ,
              Your tires are too old ... replace them , no matter what the tread looks like. The problem with most of our tires is that we don’t put enough miles on them to wear them out first. Tires are cheap compared to the alternative!

                                                                      Jeep

-----Original Message-----
From: "searlerb via Groups.Io"
Sent: Jun 26, 2019 5:17 PM
To: phillymgclub@groups.io
Subject: [PhillyMGClub] Tires for MGB

Hi All,

I currently have 12 year old Michelin Harmonys on my '78 Roadster with plenty of tread left.  But, the age is starting to concern me (particularly for highway driving).  Should I be?  If so, what would you recommend?  Ed Sweeney at Proper Noise once recommended  Vredstein but I never got a reason why.

Thanks,

Roger
Re: Tires for MGB

Kevin McLemore
 

I have Vredersteins on one of my cars and I like them. They’re also one of the few mfgs who stock the proper sizes for our LBCs. Also, Ed knows his stuff - I’d trust him. 

The problem with older tires isn’t really the dry rot - they’ll survive that for ages - but it’s that the tread rubber gets hardened, and as such it doesn’t stick to the road well, particularly in the wet. Old tires are a terrible hazard in rain. 

Cheers,
Kevin

On Jun 26, 2019, at 5:34 PM, Rich Storm <rhstorm47@...> wrote:

I'd be more concerned about dry rot than tread wear.  Ed recommend Vrederstein to me as well for my 64 B since my low mileage tires were 25 years old. 

They have a fairly tall sidewall which has softened my ride considerably and they fill the wheel wells nicely.

I wouldn't recommend them if you want to autocross or do some fast on ramps, but for me they're great.

It B fun,
Rich Storm

On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 3:17 PM searlerb via Groups.Io <searlerb=aol.com@groups.io> wrote:
Hi All,

I currently have 12 year old Michelin Harmonys on my '78 Roadster with plenty of tread left.  But, the age is starting to concern me (particularly for highway driving).  Should I be?  If so, what would you recommend?  Ed Sweeney at Proper Noise once recommended  Vredstein but I never got a reason why.

Thanks,

Roger
Re: Tires for MGB

Rich Storm
 

I'd be more concerned about dry rot than tread wear.  Ed recommend Vrederstein to me as well for my 64 B since my low mileage tires were 25 years old. 

They have a fairly tall sidewall which has softened my ride considerably and they fill the wheel wells nicely.

I wouldn't recommend them if you want to autocross or do some fast on ramps, but for me they're great.

It B fun,
Rich Storm

On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 3:17 PM searlerb via Groups.Io <searlerb=aol.com@groups.io> wrote:
Hi All,

I currently have 12 year old Michelin Harmonys on my '78 Roadster with plenty of tread left.  But, the age is starting to concern me (particularly for highway driving).  Should I be?  If so, what would you recommend?  Ed Sweeney at Proper Noise once recommended  Vredstein but I never got a reason why.

Thanks,

Roger
Re: Tires for MGB

Stephen McDowell <stephen.mcdowell2020@...>
 

I believe the enemy tires are the visible (road wear) and invisible (TIME).
Just like you should service the engine, change the oil, lube the frame each year on low mileage drive cars......any tire more that 5 yrs old should be replaced, no matter how many miles you put on them.

You may or may not be able to see the micro cracks but they are there!

v/r
Steve
79 MGB
703-628-8194 - Cell

On Wednesday, June 26, 2019, 5:17:42 PM EDT, searlerb via Groups.Io <searlerb@...> wrote:


Hi All,

I currently have 12 year old Michelin Harmonys on my '78 Roadster with plenty of tread left.  But, the age is starting to concern me (particularly for highway driving).  Should I be?  If so, what would you recommend?  Ed Sweeney at Proper Noise once recommended  Vredstein but I never got a reason why.

Thanks,

Roger
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