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Front spring shackle brackets

I'm trying to find a set of front spring shackle brackets. (what attaches the leaf spring to the frame, just in case I'm not calling it out right) Does anyone have any advice?
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Try Chassis Engineering. They make kits for rear springs, they might have front ones as well.

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Smile suspension parts

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i also like macs antique auto, they have a great online catalog, good prices, great service

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Looked at Macs... No good. What I'm needing is what is physically attached to the frame. One side is badly worn. The other side could work.
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this may be tough to find as they are not a high demand item. if you can't locate one, find a parts truck to salvage one from. i suggest taking both sides, if possible. if that's not an option, a local fabrication shop could make some for you.
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Try these guys:

Ford Leaf Spring Hangers | SD Truck Springs

Not a perfect match, but you may be able to get something to work...

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I got exactly what you need from Chucks Trucks. He can find lots of NOS parts...
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Didn't see what chucks trucks has that I was looking for. Thanks though.....
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Try calling him, his catalog may not show all the parts. I had to replace the same piece you described and he found it for me...
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here is the web site, there are several other chucks trucks on line. Chucks Trucks LLC., Ford Truck Parts and Restoration, Chuck's Trucks, Chucks Trucks
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Thanks, Will give a call Monday.
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would anyone happen to have a parts book telling what the part number would be for the shackles?
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Good photo in the Dennis Carpenter catalog.
21C-5340 for the front REAR bracket
21C-5339 for the front FRONT LEFT bracket. I think the Right is 5338
His name is Chuck Mantiglia, very nice guy. Mine cost $35 this past fall and were NOS. Came with US Army green primer on them. Only other option is to take them off and have a machine shop drill it out and put an oversize sleeve in it. Good luck...
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Thanks for your assistance, OregonJen... very helpful!!!
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After much searching, I found a used set of the needed brackets from a nice guy at the fordbarn forum. Got all four brackets for $50.00. Should have in the mail today. Then I can get back to work. BTW... Thanks again OregonJen for the part numbers.
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