New E78 - 15 Goodyear Custom Power Cushion Polyglass on 2040-parts.com
Old Orchard Beach, Maine, United States
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NEW E78 - 15 Goodyear Custom Power Cushion Polyglass, load range B, Tubless, Belted, this tire still has all the little buttons on the threads. If you need more info or pictures please use my E-mail. Thanks, Ray
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