New Pair Front Leaf Springs And Shackles For 1937 1938 Dodge Plymouth on 2040-parts.com
Houston, Texas, US
One pair of NORS (new old replacement stock) leaf springs and shackles for the front axle of 1937, 1938 Plymouth and Dodge vehicles. Fits most applications, double check your dimensions before bidding. Leaf width: 1-3/4", Height: 8" - 8-1/4", Length: 36-1/2", Distance between end loops at their centers: 34-1/2". Both stamped: 78 220 B848. Three shackle and bushing packages are NOS Mopar in their original box as illustrated: 939710 right front shackle with bushings, 939721 front left spring rear shackle with bushings and 939722 front right spring rear shackle with bushings. The left front shackle is a NORS part identical to the 939711 left front shackle except it appears to have right-handed threads at both ends and appears to fit into each of the right-handed threaded bushings pressed into one end of each spring by the spring manufacturer.
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