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I've just discovered my front shocks leak profusely around the arm seals. Does anyone rebuild these things? Hardly seems like they should be a throw away part.
Thanks,
Walt
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Hey Walt do a search for Rebuilt shocks and you will find 10 or more threads.When i decided to have mine rebuilt,1 was so rusted it was not savable.Chevy B may be able to help you with replacement if needed,chef- 
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There are several places that rebuild them.Runs just short of $400 a pair + shipping.If your lucky you can find new ones for less.
Gene Schneider
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Oil Can Mechanic
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I got a pair of NOS shocks "still in there boxes"
for a $100.00 bucks :eek: :eek:
Probley the BEST find I,ve EVER had !!!
There out there!!!
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Dang, 400 for the re-build?? Chevs of the 40's got em for 375.00. Guess I'll post over @ Inliners and hope I get lucky like Fleetmas. That was a steal there ole boy!! If not there goes some more of my greens. Thanks for the replys.
Walt
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