A Nos Gm A-body Spiral Shock Gto, Chevelle, F85, Skylark, Etc. on 2040-parts.com
Boxford, Massachusetts, US
A NOS GM A-body spiral rear shock this is listed for all A-body's GR. #7.345 Part #3186947 dated 19 66. The only way to go is a GM part to be 100% correct
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