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Placentia, California, United States
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64-72 Chevelle and El Camino Front Control Arm Bump Stops. Bolted or pressed into all front upper and lower control arms, these compression bumpers stop the vehicle from bottoming out.
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Suspension & Steering for Sale
1964 1972 chevelle el camino rear sway bar 1" dia correct details
Front shock mounts hot rod rat t-bucket 32 ford short(US $12.00)- Steering idler arm 49 50 51 lincoln new 1949 1950 1951(US $69.99)
Vintage ford steering control rare accessory (nos?), original box, model t
Vintage perfect spring tension ball joint stabilizer (for ford, mercury, edsel)(US $13.50)
Nos 1955 1956 1957 chevrolet rear spring front eye bushing pair gm 3710478(US $15.00)
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