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#1074028 12/18/2014 6:11 PM
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Mine are worn out is there some I can replace them with.

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Most likely

What make, year, size/model truck?

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sorry it is a 1953 3/4 ton

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Jeff,

I think i purchased mine from chevyofthe40s. FYI, mine came slightly bigger then the ones that were original. I had to machine them out in order to get them to fit.

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thanks for the info I will check it out.

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To jeffw:
I'm new to this stuff too, but know several good suppliers of old Chevy truck parts. Since your thread is about two years old, you probably already have this information, but here it is.

chevsofthe40s.com
fillingstation.com
oldchevytrucks.com (Jim Carter)
lmctruck.com
brotherstrucks.com

If these guys don't have it, it might not be available.
If you know of others, please let me know.

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Rebuilt the rear springs on my 47 1.5 ton this last summer. Took them to a quality truck spring shop in reno nv. He had bushings pins every thing in stock. I did have to hone the bushings to size when I got them home but no big deal. I have seen the kits at rock auto just make sure pin/bushing size jives.


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