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Sorry, I should have clarified, front is my question. the rears are kinda like a shackle, probably should replace them with regular shocks but I'd like to keep it as original as possible.
Just getting started on it again for this year, weather finally got good enough, my shops not heated I'll probably ask a lot of questions this year, after I get my frame cleaned and painted I'll start re assembly
truck is same age as me, it'll probably look better than me when it's done.
I ended up using the ones for the car frame. No one that I could find at the time had the really odd ones that were on my front end. The top link is the original.
The original one in newold46's picture are the same that my '46 had.
I'm curious, is the one in tacoma's an original? If so, maybe different plants used different ones, or maybe they switched to one or the other depending on supply.
The original one in newold46's picture are the same that my '46 had.
I'm curious, is the one in tacoma's an original? If so, maybe different plants used different ones, or maybe they switched to one or the other depending on supply.
You may have something on the different plant,but a friend said he had seen another design that was stamped with ford script so may be a lot of different suppliers. looks like about 5" centers now I'm trying to find a pair
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