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Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Goodyear Wide Boots GT

Playboy Oct. 1968

Ad text:
All-new high-performance model of Goodyear's famous Wide Boots tire.  Check these specs: New Wide Boots GT passenger tires are built low and wide like a racing tire.  Tested at 130 mph.  With 7 riding ribs, 6 traction grooves.  Two inches wider than Goodyear's previous high-performance tires, to stop, start and corner better.
They are reverse-molded like a racing tire, to put more tread on the road.  With low cord angle, for less lateral ruboff. Made with a body of Vytacord polyester cord - as strong as nylon, smooth-riding as rayon.
You'll know Wide Boots GT when you see 'em.  They've got that big white "Goodyear" on the side - like Goodyear racing tires.

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