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73camaro · 10-25-2009, 11:45 AM

Dear Everybody,

Come one, come all! My name's Ace. I'm new to Charleston and new on the site, figured it's bout time I took on all comers

I got the yellow 73 Camaro you've seen drivin around Summerville and Charleston every day. She's a daily, bitty cam, 3300 pound small block car, still on the stock converter. Problem is, I'm from VA, and my slicks are at home in the garage. So I'm lookin to race somebody on a comparable, hard sidewall, no traction tire like mine. My rears are BFGoodrich Radial T/A's, 275/60R15. 27 inches tall, 10.5 touching the ground. I don't need to know any more than your tire specs and we'll see what happens from there. No slicks, semi-slicks, or drag radials. Just tires not intended for racing. Could be some good money on this.

Good luck folks,
Ace

[Edit: On the street, not at the track.]

10-25-2009, 11:45 AM	#1
73camaro Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: In my car right now, driving around Summerville Posts: 180	New in Town Dear Everybody, Come one, come all! My name's Ace. I'm new to Charleston and new on the site, figured it's bout time I took on all comers I got the yellow 73 Camaro you've seen drivin around Summerville and Charleston every day. She's a daily, bitty cam, 3300 pound small block car, still on the stock converter. Problem is, I'm from VA, and my slicks are at home in the garage. So I'm lookin to race somebody on a comparable, hard sidewall, no traction tire like mine. My rears are BFGoodrich Radial T/A's, 275/60R15. 27 inches tall, 10.5 touching the ground. I don't need to know any more than your tire specs and we'll see what happens from there. No slicks, semi-slicks, or drag radials. Just tires not intended for racing. Could be some good money on this. Good luck folks, Ace [Edit: On the street, not at the track.] Last edited by 73camaro; 10-25-2009 at 11:55 AM.