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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
These are never-used 15″ x 30″ solid-letter Desert Dog tires. They come mounted on 8″x15″ white-spoke rims that appear in good shape, too.
A little pricey, but they are probably worth it, may well be the only unused set in existence.
I remember seeing a set of 4 on 10 inch chrome wheels years ago at the Puyallup swap meet. They were like new in perfect shape. They were asking $1,000 . So asking this much doesn’t seem to far out for collectors that want period correct items.
Awesome. Way out of my league on price tho.
These desert dogs sold to a Stroppe Bronco collector who has an original Stroppe Bronco that appeared on the cover of Four Wheeler magazine years ago outfitted in desert dogs. It seems like they found a good home.