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Joined: Jan 2007
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Has anyone seen a source for the cast spring perches that are riveted to the frame? My rear frame mounted spring perches are worn so much that new bushings wouldn't last a mile.

I could fab new ones from plate steel, but I'd rather replace with original style.

49 Chevy.


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Used is about the only route you're going to be able to get them. I'd suggest checking in the Parts for Sale, or hit the local salvage yards.


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I have a set for $25.00 plus $10.00 shipping you can contact me at [email protected] or 626-918-5719


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Thanks John! I am still somewhat torn between fixing the rust and wear damage on this frame or stretching a GM 4x4 frame and going with a modern drivetrain. I have your info saved and will let you know.


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