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Old Jun 29, 2025 | 03:03 PM
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Need stock shock mounts
Hey all, are the front shock mounts the same between F100s and F350s? I am in need of the upper mounts and lower mounting studs for my M350 as the previous owner mustve thought he was Bo Duke as the mounts are completely blown off...

Is there any source for these or perhaps someone who wants to sell me them?
 
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Old Jun 29, 2025 | 03:45 PM
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I believe you are referring to TAAA-18035-A and TAAA-18107-A which are all the same for the 53 Ford and Mercury 100, 250, and 350.
 
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Old Jun 29, 2025 | 03:49 PM
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I probably still have the ones from my Mercury M350 but would have to rummage through the junk pile I have..
 
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Old Jun 29, 2025 | 03:51 PM
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"thought he was Bo Duke .."

I like that.
 
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Old Jun 29, 2025 | 04:03 PM
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I probably still have the ones from my Mercury M350 but would have to rummage through the junk pile I have..
Well if you come across them and are interested in parting with them I would be interested in them for sure
 
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I believe you are referring to TAAA-18035-A and TAAA-18107-A which are all the same for the 53 Ford and Mercury 100, 250, and 350.
Since you have such useful knowledge I am gonna ask this now just to confirm as to not waste my money, by that logic the shocks should be the same too right? dennis carpenter 7RC-18125-A should be correct then? or am I incorrect
 
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7RC-18125-A/A8C-18125-A is for the rear for the prior generation - I thought we were talking front?

For the front of your 53, Ford DPT-18124-A/B3C-18124-A or the heavy duty version DPT-18124-B/B3C-18124-B was specified.
 
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7RC-18125-A/A8C-18125-A is for the rear for the prior generation - I thought we were talking front?

For the front of your 53, Ford DPT-18124-A/B3C-18124-A or the heavy duty version DPT-18124-B/B3C-18124-B was specified.
Yes we are talking about front, I must be wrong then, the website listed as for 48-55 trucks iirc and they arent the best with listing fitment so I was unsure

Is there a known source for these shocks? searches I do come up with different part numbers but its hard to tell with ford switching them all the time..
 
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I can't immediately cross reference the Ford parts above. Many places list options by application, but that doesn't mean they are right, bolt on, or what you really want.

Give me a bit to leaf through some other references I have and see what I can come up with.
 
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I can't immediately cross reference the Ford parts above. Many places list options by application, but that doesn't mean they are right, bolt on, or what you really want.

Give me a bit to leaf through some other references I have and see what I can come up with.
Alright sounds good, thank you very much
 
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Well if you come across them and are interested in parting with them I would be interested in them for sure
I'll see if I can find those parts tomorrow and get back to you if I do..
 
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I'll see if I can find those parts tomorrow and get back to you if I do..
your 56 shock brackets are different than the 53-55. I believe the OP has a 53
 
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If 56 panel ford doesn't have em, I think my old ones are on the bench in a bag.
let me know

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This was quite the journey and still quite confusing, and I'm not sure exactly how helpful any of this is. For the shocks cross reference from various Ford and other publications:

The light duty numbers I have are:

Ford 7RC-18124 -> A8C-181124-A -> B5C-18125-A -> A8TZ-18124-A -> Motorcraft AX-41-A
Ford B3C-18124-A -> B5C-18124-A
Ford B6J-18124-A -> C1TZ-18125-A -> C1TZ-18125-D
Delco S183
Delco 1000T
Delco 1002T
Delco 1030T
Delco 1050T
Delco F1050T

For the heavy duty:

B3C-18124-B -> B5C-18124-A
B5C-18124-B -> A8TZ-18124-A (see above light duty)
 
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your 56 shock brackets are different than the 53-55. I believe the OP has a 53
So not much sense in looking then is what your saying..?
 
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