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And I want to rebuild the front and back shocks myself. Is there a source for kits/parts to do this? Or will I have to take out a loan against the car to send them off to be done?
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Hello. If you can't find the parts to do it yourself, these guys can do it for you. www.kanter.com Winnie
1949 Chevrolet 3100 5 window deluxe cab
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Jim
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If you check around these are pretty good prices,others running in the $200 and up..never seen a rebuild kit though..chef- 
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I figure it can't be much more difficult than a master cylinder except for a big honking spring or two. I may have to break one down and assemble kits from scratch. Thanks everyone!
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A n.o.s.rear shock on ebay#2444655210 for $30.chef-
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