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From the very first issue of the PNW4WDA TriPower Newspaper in September, 1974, comes this Ad for both new and recapped (I didn’t know they recapped these) desert dogs. Thanks to Mitch and the WWJC Scrapbook for this find!
Tried to post earlier. Who has those steel wheels today besides the high dollar custom wheel shops? Love the Tru-Tracs too.
I couldn’t say other than the occasional craigslist seller …
its good to see some old school ads I grew up looking at that stuff I had a willamette cataloge from that era those days were good my dad had a set desert dogs on a 72 scout they were howling tires back in the day but they were killer offroad I d put em up against a swamper any day jeff
i used the recapped dogs on my ’47 2a back in ’79. they were cheap and the best tires ever