1969 Camaro Original Shock Plate - Mono Leaf Springs on 2040-parts.com
Albrightsville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Original Right and Left shock plates off a 1969 Camaro with
mono-leaf springs. When I was rebuilding the Camaro that these came from, I decided
to upgrade to multileaf springs so I ended up not needing these. I cannot confirm, but I believe these may work with some
other 1st generation Camaro years as well as 1969. |
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