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#1105680 05/31/2015 7:21 AM
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Hi, ive been offered some new rear leaf springs off of a 1937 truck, does anyone know what the differences are to the 1949 springs, as I hope they will fit my 49 1/2 ton?
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The 1929-1950 Master Parts Catalog shows the Rear Springs for '37 through '46 Half tons were the same. There was a change beginning in '47. I don't know the differences, but my guess is the later models were longer. Someone here will know for certain.


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