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#14501 09/07/05 08:49 PM
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Will original 1930 Chevy shocks fit/work on a 1929
Chevy? If not how hard is it to adapt them to a '29 Chevy? Thank you in advance.


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Yes, they will work. laugh laugh laugh


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dawg: did 29's have shocks?mike

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No, not as standard equipment. However, I do have a sales data book that shows that shock absorbers were an accessory for 1929. laugh laugh laugh


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Were these the same as the 1930 Chevy shocks or were they an aftermarket type with a strap?


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Interesting comments JYD, in Australia we have a lot of 29's and I've never seen one without shocks, I wonder whether they were standard fitment down here
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Don't know about Australia, but here in the USA, 1930 was the first year for shock absorbers on passenger cars as standard equipment. wink laugh laugh laugh


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