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Anyone have pics they can post of (upper) front + rear factory shock mounts on a 55 1/2ton 2nd series pickup?

THANK YOU!

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Hi Joe,

To bad you are so far away or I would invite you over. In fact come on anyway. Next weekend we have a Northwest Classic Chevy Club 55-57 show in the area featuring trucks this year. Bring your camera. http://www.nwccc.net/ But in case you can't make it, here is a link to the pics you asked for. http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/23314896 Also, the 55 factory assembly manual has some drawings that might help.

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Peter,that's just what I needed to see THANKS! here's the situation,this is actually my Brother-in-law's truck,I took a likeing to it and am helping him some with it,as well as a prof. mechanic.we are conv. from 3/4ton to 1/2 ton along with some modern upgrades! gee I hope I do'nt get beat up to bad here,as I'm a Studebaker guy myself.I think the two of us can go trucking around these parts together.


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