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I am trying to locate an 'eyebolt' that attaches the shock absorber linkage to the straight axle I beam for my 1937 Master Business coupe.I call it an eyebolt but I do not know the official part name. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement, or what it is called, mine is bent and the threads are stripped.
Any help is appreciated.
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I have had good luck with these people Espo Springs and Things They are especially good on the phone.
My 1951 1 Ton is now on the road! My 38 Master 4 Door is also now on the road .
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1938 HB Business Coupe
1953 210 Sedan
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Grease Monkey
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Tiny,
Thanks for your Reply but I have the link shown in your picture, I need the eyebolt that connects that link to the straight axle. It has a large eye that the rubber bushing inserts into and bolts to the axle.
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Hello Tiny,
No, the lower part of the link connects to an eyelet with a threaded stud that attaches to the front axle thru a hole next to the spring mount.
I have been helping with the repairs.
Dave
old cars are meant to be driven !!
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I think you are looking for the part called "Axle Fitting: in parts group 7.385.
I am probably misreading the parts book but I cannot determine the part number for a Master Coupe (GB). My 1940 parts book does list a number for a GC. The 1954 parts book does not even include a section 7.385.
Hope that Gene can work his magic to figure this one out.
I can remove one of mine and send you pictures and measurements if that will help.
Rusty
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Hello Everyone,
The parts were located at a local member, Bob Graves, who advertises in the G&D. The car is back together and back on the ground.
Dave
old cars are meant to be driven !!
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