Wilsons Sandbox

Posted: **Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:04 am**

The old tire nomenclature for a 2.75-3.00 tire is the current 90/90. 11- /90 is a 3.75-3.50. Maybe you can find other tires using this conversion. Dunlop offers a D607 dual sport tire iin 100/90-19. That's a bit wider and its possible you could have interference with the fender supports. I ran into this with tires for my old BMW. These early "scramblers" were pretty much a street bike with up-pipes, semiknobbie tires and enduro styled bars. They really weren't dual sports like today's bikes. They were pretty much road only. Cool bike though. Have fun. Hope this info helps.

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Posted: **Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:17 am**

It's an ex Air Force truck, 3/4 ton, with a slant 6 engine. It has a PTO, 17.5" military wheels with good tires, 5 extra 16" wheels, and a receiver type trailer hitch.It's pretty sound and the body is pretty good, with very little rust but it's definitely a project. It needs upholstery and a transmission rear seal and lots of TLC. It runs and drives but has nearly no brakes. It,s in Drain, Oregon, between Eugene and Roseburg. I'd like to get $1900, but would consider part trade for cool KLR stuff. I can easily email pictures if you are curious or just like these things. -Gerry

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