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I would be leary of tires this old if you are planning to drive the car in a "spirited" manner. Most major tire manufacturers are now recommending that no tire with a date code of more then 6 years be used. They are even trying to pass laws about this. Bridgestone and Michelin wont sell to a distributor any tire with more then 1 year after date of manufacture and ask that any old tires, even unused be discarded and recycled.
Tires that were properly stored would be great for casual driving and shows.

12/23/0810:05 AM

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