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ZRGator

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1993 40th ZR1, 1967 Red 427/400 coupe
Yup, that's the real deal - be aware, however, that most modern tires, like the standard radial replacement size (205/75-15) and most reproduction 7.75-15 bias-ply tires, won't fit in the original tub; you need a smaller size tire as a spare. The reproduction tubs are slightly larger in diameter, and will accept either of the above replacement tires; the only visible difference between the two tubs is that the reproduction tub has a 1/4" hole drilled in each of the two "bumps" you see in the photo. The deduction for a reproduction tub is one point (if the judge notices the two holes, which can be filled).

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Not to steal the thread - but while on the subject of spare tire tubs... I have mine out at the moment (replacing a weepy gas tank), and while cleaning 40 years of grime off my tub I noticed that it has an ink-stamped date on it (May 24 AM). Is this a common sight?

Thanks,
Thom
 
While were on tire tubs non # match 63 coupe what other year tire tubs will fit
 
JIMSR said:
While were on tire tubs non # match 63 coupe what other year tire tubs will fit

Any tub should fit - '63 was unique and '64-'67 were all the same, but all attach and package the same way.
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