Reply to "Rear trunk shocks/lifts"

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They all seem to be very stiff and difficult to compress by hand. I bought a set from Hall several years ago and they worked in supporting the lid but they were about 1" too long so I made some brackets for them. Since this restoration, I got a pair from Spacecoast Plating in Florida and they work great!! and fit correctly too. Dave at Spacecoast can hook you up with a pair and can even show quality chrome them. Chromed they were $150 plus shipping. contact Dave at viperrrr@msn.com or 321-254-2880. I can look at my old ones from Hall tomorrow and see what part # is on them and will post it

12/11/017:08 PM

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