CactusJacked
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Are they red? Buried somewhere, I have a pair that I kept from my totaled baja bug back in 1982.
Monroe Load Adjusting Shocks - Installed
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Are they red? Buried somewhere, I have a pair that I kept from my totaled baja bug back in 1982.
My Great-Grandpappy had a set on his Conestoga Wagon. Made it as far as El Paso before the injuns got 'im. He'd be alive today if he had only bought the Daystar.
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(He'd be alive because the injuns would have been laughing too hard to shoot straight, not that I'd really know because I'm "That Guy".)
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(He'd be alive because the injuns would have been laughing too hard to shoot straight, not that I'd really know because I'm "That Guy".)
VAhlene
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Oh yeah? Well my best friends cousins twice removed uncles daughter knows this guy who went to school with this guy who had a brother, and this brother had a friend, this friend of his claimed to have known a man who stood on both feet most of the time, but had one arm shorter than the other, and wrist the size of a axle!!! Apperently he had the FIRST ever load adjusting shocks. Suprised no one has ever heard of this. :happy175::ROFLJest::gr_grin:
Used to also be able to buy just the springs and what almost looked like muffler clamps , install over you own shocks for extra lift etc. First set of those that I had went on a 1960 Pontiac Ventura 2 door hardtop, 389 with tri-power 3 carb setup from a GTO. Man thinking back that was in 1970:emotions34:Wish I still had that car, so many memories in the back.....................well..............
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Omg yes they are red and no not buried I still have them on the truck it's in my garage with 48000 miles on it. It's the first and only new vehicle I've bought.
Only 48,000 ? Wow what kind is it?
My first brand new truck that I bought was a 75 Ford 3/4 ton 4 wheel drive . We put over 95,000 on it the first two years just traveling all over pulling a Shasta trailer, plus using it on the farm. Wish I still had that truck today.
VAhlene
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Shiver me timbers!!! That is a lot of miles in just 2 years Momtudd!!! Did you go coast to coast several times?
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Chevy 79 C-10 fleet side short bed with 350 four bolt and standard trans, same year I went in the service for way to many years. Wasn't state side much so I would work on making parts or getting them and play with it when I was state side. 1st Ironside M60A3 to M1A1 and places I wasn't
dude1116
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Just gonna leave this here:
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Luke
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:happy175: ... par for the course around this joint... huh :waytogo:
CactusJacked
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Well crap, a mod might as well close this thread then, since Luke's install is a done deal!! :happy175:
John3seventeen
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What ? Did the shocks fail on the train? What did I miss?
