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Vette(s): 1972 conv, 4-speed, 350, 200hp, numbers match, rally wheels, war bonnett yellow w/white top. good condition, nice driver.
Just in case it matters to anyone, the correct size for 72' was F70-15.
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And '73 correct size is GR70-15. First year for radials. Interestingly enough, the recommended tire pressure was 20 psi.
1973 L-82 4 spd
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I remember the F70 - 15 tires. Wide Ovals comes to mind. The spare in mine was untouched since car was assembled. Looked pathitic compared to the new P225/70/15's
The tire store thought I was nuts ordering 5 tires. They screwed that up and only got 4, so I had to go back for the "full size spare". Haha
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72 Coupe L48 4sp
Custom Blue/Silver/Pearl 
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F4Gary said:
225x70 15 was the stock size in 72. I run 235x60 15 on my car and in my spare tub. They are a little smaller in diameter than the 225x70.
That is what is what I have on my 74 vert. BFG Radial TA’s without Question 👌
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