285/40-15 replacements

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The other day at a local car-meet, I was talking to a Lambo-collector that previously has had 6-7 Panteras. On the subject of my car, he wondered what wheels and tires it has. Informing him that it is on standard 7" and 8", he said that IF we agree on the price, he still has a new-in-box setup of 8" and 10" wheels he never used, but stored avay with some other parts.. Will be fun to see!

SO, what I was wondering about is: Being that the Yokohamas and Pirellis in 285/40-15 is allmost obsolete and old, what will be the closest replacement? Anyone know the "inch size" to look for on Hoosiers semi-slicks or anything like that? Don't want a much higher profile on the tire.

9/24/081:56 PM

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