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Does anyone know the cheapest place to purchase rear leaf springs for a 1954 chevy 1/2 ton? also will any leaf springs off any other vehicles work for my truck? thanks


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We've got a 1929-1959 Chevy truck catalog from Obsolete Parts Co. in Nashville Georgia. No web site, but ph # 912-686-5812. Hope this takes a load off your springs! For that year the chevy people say just about everything is interchangeable.

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ESPO Springs & Things used to have the best prices. Their on-line catalog is not much help but give them a call: 1-800-903-9019

If you are a stickler for authentic appearance, check Eaton Detroit Springs . They can provide leaf springs with original-style leaf-clips or band/rubber leaf-clips.

For comparison, Chevy Duty sells the rear leaf springs for $210 (each) plus shipping.

It looks like 1947.5-1955.5 1/2 ton Chevrolet trucks had the same rear leaf-springs.

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Your least expensive source may be your local spring shop.

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Rusty's right. I had all four re-arched for $200.


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I got mine from JC Whitney. Can't remember the price but it was well under $100 each with shipping. They have worked very well for me.


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