Corvette Rear Control Arms 1976 on 2040-parts.com
Antioch, Illinois, United States
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Listed is a lower rear control arm assembly from a 69 to 79 Corvette and possibly earlier. It has been sitting on my used parts shelf for over 30 years. I believe it came off a 1976 Corvette. On request, I will disassemble it in order to fit it in a Large Priority Mail box saving shipping. There is very little rust and the bushings are in fair condition, but I would certainly replace the bushings in a quality restoration. In a repair and sell synario, they are in servicable condition.
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