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I'm gonna visit a oldtime fella that has much old origional/replacement parts.if he has a pin kit for a 55 2nd series chevy,are there certain makers I should stay away from?or are all good to use?

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I think any NOS aftermarket you find will be better than the reproduction stuff you buy now. The only thing I avoided 50 years ago was Western Auto Wizard brand. I don't know if they even had kingpins, but most of their stuff was cheap and of inferior quality. I have no idea who made their stuff.


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