Howdy folks,
Hope everyone is doing well - working through the list here, getting closer every day to putting this old girl back on the road.

The rear lever shocks on my '49 3600 are there, but not hooked up and one of the connecting arms appears cut (see attached photos). They are not seized and seem to have full range of motion, and bounce back with force. So, I want to hook them up but I'm not 100% certain everything is there.

From looking at the fronts it looks like the assembly from the lever to the lower mount is simply a steel rod with a fork and clevis pin connector on the one end and a threaded lower end, with what looks similar to stabilizer end link bushings on either side. So my questions are:

1) am I right in my above assumption on the assembly? and
2) Any chance someone knows or could measure the length of the rod? I'll have to fabricate one or both of these

Thanks folks!
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