M/t Drag Racing Slicks, Nos 1200-16 on 2040-parts.com
Galena, Ohio, United States
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Here's a NOS set of drag slicks, size 1200-16 that I purchased new in 1968 and they've been in dry storage for the last 48 years. They were never mounted on rims or ever had air in them. There in perfect condition, although dirty, no cracks or any dry rooting in the rubber. Got any questions call me at 740-965-2515
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