Raised White Letters driving me crazy . Always cleaning them trying to keep them white fighting the yellowing. I like the look but does the car look good without?
Here are two pictures

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67for/me

Without....I HATE white letters out. Looks 10x better.

I don't necessarily hate white letters out, but I definitely like your car better with the black walls. I'd say without.

Nice car, by the way. Bringing my Camaro back to my parents in Phoenix soon. Looking foward to moving back one of these days. (not to my parents. to Phoenix. lol)

With...... But what's your preference? Do what makes you happy....

with-out.....

without

Just say :noway: to the white letters

another vote for black-walls

I think it all depends on the color and stance of the car.

white letters showing

White lettered tires are a cool, sporty look! for any car

blackwalls

Without...

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a130/z282nv/Joes1969ChevroletCamaro008.jpg

Mostly depends on the car....

Yours?
With. Slight sporty look.

Without on yours is too plain.

...Your car. Do what you like.

I vote Blackwalls on yours

REDLINES Will bring out the interior color and give it both an OEM and sporty look.

With, but Redlines would look great too.

with, but redlines would look great too.


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agree that it depends on the car.


white letters out on yours.:thumbsup:

White letters or redlines facing out.
Blackwalls are for imports!

I have to say it looks better with the white letters out. Too plain otherwise. Nice ride.

Black looks like do-do. White letters out.

white letters out!!
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a351/Tonystoys123/Picture433.jpg

They both look good. The redlines would look even better.

i vote rwl....

Looks good with the white letters.

Thanks for all the ideas guys.
Redlines would by great with the red interior But $$$$$$$$$ somthing i dont have. But i do have a set firestone Wide oval D/70/14 from Coker with about 40 miles on them that i could sell. I need F/70/14 for them to look right The D/70/14 are way to skinny about 5 inch of rubber in the road one of my should have done more research befor buying buys : (


67for/me

I vote for whites out, but i'm old school and we liked to bragg about our tire selection.

black

Depends on what they say. "Goodrich T/A" good. "National Roadmaster GT" bad.

Depends on what they say. "Goodrich T/A" good. "National Roadmaster GT" bad.

Amen this guy knows what he is talking about!!

Blackwalls all the way! I don't like white letters with steel wheels and dog dish caps. The blackwalls keep with the nice simple 'all-buisiness' look of your car (which I love, BTW)! :)

I'm sure no one else will agree, but I think that black painted rims w/ dog dish caps and a thin whitewall would look good too. Of course, that doesn't help with your issue of having to clean the letters. A LOT of these cars wore whitewalls when new.

BFG T/A ,s Whites Out. It's your ride, do what YOU like, not what others tell you!

Depends on the setup. The white car on this thread I would say blackwalls. The red car, whites out for sure as that look fits that car. I just got new wheels/tires on my 68 and blackwalls is the only way. I think setups with big wheels/low profile tires don't look good with white lettering showing.
http://www.mattlekawa.com/pictures/camaro/wheelsFirstPics1.jpg

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Thanks all. I like to hear what everyone thinks. Its allot of fun. I am going to post a help to see if anyone can photoshop some redlines on it i would love to see what it looks like.

67for/me

Depends on the setup. The white car on this thread I would say blackwalls. The red car, whites out for sure as that look fits that car. I just got new wheels/tires on my 68 and blackwalls is the only way. I think setups with big wheels/low profile tires don't look good with white lettering showing.
http://www.mattlekawa.com/pictures/camaro/wheelsFirstPics1.jpg
Sweet :yes:
67for/me

I prefer white out but on your car without. However if redline was an option, definite yes

I agree that it depends...

What the lettering says

Type of lettering - Big bold/fat letters vs. thin white outlined lettering, the difference in style is HUGE.

You could also change the color of the lettering... http://www.duplicolor.com/products/hottires.html

whites.... looks best w/ your white car

White:yes:

Raised White Letters driving me crazy . Always cleaning them trying to keep them white fighting the yellowing. I like the look but does the car look good without?
Here are two pictures

one with
10331

One Without
10332

Thanks

67for/me

With a complete stocker look like you have there,it looks silly with raised white letter,IMHO...:yes:

without its alot cleaner look for the first gen

Black walls

Black walls. White letters detract from the perfect lines of a 1st gen, I don't think it's possible for one to look plain.

For your car, RWL out. Looks sporty and era correct.

My general rule:
- 15" wheels or smaller diameter = RWL
- 16" wheels or larger diameter (hence lower profile tire) = BSW

I agree with Chevy1

For your car, RWL out. Looks sporty and era correct.

My general rule:
- 15" wheels or smaller diameter = RWL
- 16" wheels or larger diameter (hence lower profile tire) = BSW

Whatever you like. If you older guys remember, most Camaros back then had whitwalls with full size hubcaps. My favorite is on my Lemans Blue RS/SS Convert. RWL on Corvette Rally Wheels, 67 short caps with a slight rake, just like they were back then.

On your white car, White letters out, JMO.

Mostly depends on the car....

Yours?
With. Slight sporty look.

Without on yours is too plain.

...Your car. Do what you like.

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For your car, RWL out. Looks sporty and era correct.

My general rule:
- 15" wheels or smaller diameter = RWL
- 16" wheels or larger diameter (hence lower profile tire) = BSW
my rule as well.. :beers:

seems as if though you went either way half are for and half are not but they all say either way it's sweet and just runner like you want until you can get the reds. i myself like white letters out on a factory style wheel but agree with the aftermarket bigger size not to have whites out. on your car without looked like a sleeper style which i dig but with it looked like a car we would have raced in high school which i also dig so either way my friend nice car post us on what you do. Enjoy :thumbsup:

Not no.......HELL NO

These cars were meant for RWL tires so long as they are 14" or 15" wheels.

But do what you like best. After all, it's your car.

Without !!

Lane 68

very very plain without...
With is a good accent.