Reply to "4 Original '74 Pantera Shocks Includes 4 Coil Springs"

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These are a set of Aristons that I have laying around the garage (one front and one rear; sticker is gone on the right shock but the word 'Ariston' is stamped in the body). Not sure if these were off a '71 or early '72 but the small recesses (i.e., wrench holes) in the tops indicate they can be disassembled & rebuilt. Both shocks appear to have original paint so color is not a sure identifier for these shocks.

Nate, that was the exact answer I was looking for. Mine are crimped....S*#t!

7/12/139:47 AM

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